5 Things You Should Know About Mormonism - Huffington Post (blog)

5 Things You Should Know About Mormonism Huffington Post (blog) Most Mormons tend to be theologically conservative, the result of a lack of education as much as anything else. The church runs nothing like the seminaries of other faiths, and has no trained theologians. Thus, Mormons have remained insulated from the ... and more »

Latino Employment in US Up To Pre-Recession Levels - The Mark

Latino Employment in US Up To Pre-Recession Levels The Mark Education programs geared toward dispelling fears about vaccination could be the key to ridding the developing world of the disease. Amid all the doom and gloom of 2011, occasional moments of human triumph shone through, such as the news that there ... and more »

N. Va. Dem Lawmakers Mobilize to Assail GOP Extremism in Richmond - Falls Church News Press

N. Va. Dem Lawmakers Mobilize to Assail GOP Extremism in Richmond Falls Church News Press Richard Saslaw and Dave Marsden converged on a town hall meeting at the Sleepy Hollow Elementary School in Falls Church for a lively two-hour discussion with constituents. The event also provided appearances by US Rep. Gerry Connolly and Fairfax County ... and more »

Obama campaign adviser Axelrod calls for resolution of contraception row - CBS News

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Obama campaign adviser Axelrod calls for resolution of contraception row CBS News WASHINGTON -- A political adviser to President Barack Obama said Tuesday the administration didn't intend to "abridge anyone's religious freedom" with its regulation requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control for their workers. The White House's Dangerous Dance With the Birth Control MandateRH Reality Check (blog) OUTRAGED AT PRESIDENT'S ACTION AGIANST FAITH, UNBORNDecatur Tribune all 2,513 news articles »

Clergy Launch Campaign For Student Loan Forgiveness, Aim To Qualify For ... - Huffington Post

Clergy Launch Campaign For Student Loan Forgiveness, Aim To Qualify For ... Huffington Post After ordination at New York City's Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Matthew secured a job at a large Reform temple in Boston. The pay was meager, amounting to "tens of thousands less than what I owe in loans," he recalled, ...