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February 25 2008 By virtueonline Which church will the next president choose to attend?

The choice might come most easily for Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., a presidential contender who has made the decision once before: when her husband occupied the Oval Office.

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February 25 2008 By virtueonline HOMELAND INSECURITY: 3 in 4 U.S. mosques preach anti-West extremism

"So far of 100 mapped, 75 should be on a watchlist," an official familiar with the project said.

Many of the Islamic centers are operating under the auspices of the Saudi Arabian government and U.S. front groups for the radical Muslim Brotherhood based in Egypt.

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February 25 2008 By virtueonline HOMELAND INSECURITY: 3 in 4 U.S. mosques preach anti-West extremism

"So far of 100 mapped, 75 should be on a watchlist," an official familiar with the project said.

Many of the Islamic centers are operating under the auspices of the Saudi Arabian government and U.S. front groups for the radical Muslim Brotherhood based in Egypt.

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February 24 2008 By virtueonline Study: Payday lending prospers in conservative Christian areas

The industry has boomed since anti-usury laws were relaxed around the nation in the early 1980s. Today there are more than 24,000 payday outlets, a fivefold increase since 1995.

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February 24 2008 By virtueonline Study: Payday lending prospers in conservative Christian areas

The industry has boomed since anti-usury laws were relaxed around the nation in the early 1980s. Today there are more than 24,000 payday outlets, a fivefold increase since 1995.

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February 21 2008 By virtueonline Millions Seek Alternatives to Church

Six different alternatives were deemed by most adults to be "a complete and biblically valid way for someone who does NOT participate in services" of a traditional church, and yet still "experience and express their faith in God." For example, 89 percent support faith activities at home with one's family, 75 percent approve of house churches, and two-thirds support watching a religious TV program, listening to religious radio, or attending a Christian concert.

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February 21 2008 By virtueonline Millions Seek Alternatives to Church

Six different alternatives were deemed by most adults to be "a complete and biblically valid way for someone who does NOT participate in services" of a traditional church, and yet still "experience and express their faith in God." For example, 89 percent support faith activities at home with one's family, 75 percent approve of house churches, and two-thirds support watching a religious TV program, listening to religious radio, or attending a Christian concert.

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February 20 2008 By virtueonline Born Again: America's evangelicals are growing more moderate-and more powerful

In 1776, Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations, a sly and subversive classic of secular humanism too often mistaken today for a mere lecture on the benefits of capitalism. In it, Smith said relatively little about religion and even less about the United States. Yet he managed to put his finger on the forces that are still shaping the role of religion in American politics today.

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February 20 2008 By virtueonline Born Again: America's evangelicals are growing more moderate-and more powerful

In 1776, Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations, a sly and subversive classic of secular humanism too often mistaken today for a mere lecture on the benefits of capitalism. In it, Smith said relatively little about religion and even less about the United States. Yet he managed to put his finger on the forces that are still shaping the role of religion in American politics today.

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February 19 2008 By virtueonline American Counseling Association Urged to Reconsider Homosexuality Statement

"In this opinion, the ethics committee stigmatized any religious view of homosexuality except an affirming one," he said.

He's asking the ACA to review its latest opinion and accept what has proven in many cases to be effective therapy in dealing with unwanted same-sex attraction.

Attorney Brian Raum of the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) also sent a letter in protest.

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