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The Mayans were a people of advanced astronomy and mathematics, but not prophecy.
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The question I keep asking is this: Why don't more editors hire pros to cover such a pivotal issue in national and international news?
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El pueblo maya se caracterizaba por ser un pueblo de astrónomos avanzados y matemáticos, más no profetas.
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It's important to establish the personalities of the anti-Muslim fringe, but journalists would also benefit from knowing who the "reasonable" critics of Islamism are.
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Dr. Paul Marshall argues that the rise in blasphemy restrictions is the most important threat to free speech and religious expression to come along in years.
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HOW TO avoid the common traps of superficial reporting on 'viral studies' of religion.
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A leading Islamic scholar argues that the spirit of Islamic law is about fairness and justice and embraces the modern concept of human rights as defined by the United Nations.
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A journalism that ignores or dismisses the role of religion in our common life misses the greatest stories of our time.
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Prof. Abdullah Saeed challenges the widely held view that the Qur'an is God's eternal speech and is therefore not dependent upon any particular context.
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Bill Keller and Ross Douthat's point-counterpoint on religion in public life provides critical lessons for journalists.
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