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Sikhism at a glance

by BBC

There are 20 million Sikhs in the world, most of whom live in the Punjab province of India. The 2001 census recorded 336,000 Sikhs in the UK.

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What is Shintoism?

by Got Questions

Shintoism is a purely Japanese religion, the origins of which are buried in the hazy mists of ancient Japanese history. It is one of the world’s oldest religions. 

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Yoga And Christianity .. Are They Compatible?

by Michael Gleghorn

What is yoga? For many in the West, yoga is simply a system of physical exercise, a means of strengthening the body, improving flexibility, and even healing or preventing a variety of bodily ailments. But if we inquire into the history and philosophy of yoga we discover that “much more than a system of physical exercise for health, Yoga is an ancient path to spiritual growth.” It is a path enshrined in much of the sacred literature of India.

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Our Battle for the Soul of America

By Rabbi Aryeh Spero

We had assumed that paganism would attack the church frontally. It did not. Instead, it cleverly came through the door of government, courts, schools, our institutions. The media and press facilitated it, collaborated. We expected paganism to ride at us in blatant anti-religious garb. Instead, it arrived on a Trojan horse, a benighted political horse: liberalism.

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Islam: ‘Appalling and Abhorrent’ in the Eyes of a Blind World?

by Raymond Ibrahim
May 22, 2014

So long as the international community and human rights organizations fail to employ some common sense and honesty—fail to call a spade a spade—so will they ensure that countless more innocent humans like Meriam Ibrahim continue to suffer “appalling and abhorrent” treatment, simply for trying to exercise their “right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion” under Islam.

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Jésus est-il pertinent à notre époque ?

by Y-Jesus Francais

Beaucoup de gens s’imaginent que Jésus Christ s’attend à ce que nous devenions religieux. Ils pensent que Jésus est venu pour supprimer tout plaisir de la vie, et pour nous imposer des règles impossibles à suivre. Ils veulent bien l’appeler ” grand homme ” du passé, mais ils prétendent qu’il n’est pas pertinent à leur vie d’aujourd’hui.

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