Friday, December 18, 2009

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All three trends feed off each other, and all of Turkey\'s smaller religious or belief communities – those within Islam and Christianity, as well as Baha\'is, Jehovah\'s Witnesses, atheists and agnostics – are affected by them. ...

Study: One-third of countries repress religion – USA Today

Study: One-third of countries repress religion USA Today In Singapore, the government refuses to recognize Jehovah\'s Witnesses. In Belgium, 68 religion-based hate crimes are reported in 2007 alone. ... and more »

Carlisle print boss sells up to work as Jehovah\'s Witness - Cumberland News

Cumberland NewsCarlisle print boss sells up to work as Jehovah's WitnessCumberland NewsJehovah's Witnesses don't have a creed, we have no special beliefs, we just believe purely in The Bible. “I love talking about creation and trying to ...and more »

Evansville had record year for conventions, gatherings - Evansville Courier & Press

Evansville had record year for conventions, gatheringsEvansville Courier & PressBut Libs noted the Jehovah's Witnesses, who bring 4000 to 6000 people to Roberts Stadium for each of their gatherings, met three times this year in ...and more »

This Utah Christian family skips Christmas, but doesn\'t miss it - Salt Lake Tribune

This Utah Christian family skips Christmas, but doesn't miss itSalt Lake TribuneAs Jehovah's Witnesses, Love and her family believe in Jesus Christ but not in his widely celebrated birthday. Dec. 25 originally was a pagan holiday ...

Friend\'s E-mail: - Jefferson City News Tribune Online

NEW YORK (AP) -- In Indonesia, Muslim groups burn down a mosque belonging to the minority Ahmadiyya. In Singapore, the government refuses to recognize Jehovah\'s Witnesses. In Belgium, 68 religion-based hate crimes are reported in 2007 alone. Security ...

Inside the First Amendment: Threats to religious freedom persist here ... - Salem News

A very bad year for religious liberty got worse earlier this month when the Russian Supreme Court upheld a regional court ruling prohibiting Jehovah\'s Witnesses from gathering to worship and banning their publications as \"extremist\" literature ...