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Articles related to "Religious Persecution"
Baha'i Faculty Receive Prison Term in Iran
Press Release for the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States concerning the imprisonment of 4 Baha'i educators in Iran. baha'i • national spiritual assembly • press release • baha'i institute of higher education • religious persecution
Hysteria and Madness in Russell's The Devils Hysteria leads to religious persecution in Ken Russell's 1971 film The Devils. hysteria • madness • group insanity • heresy • religious persecution
Religious Freedom in Asia Freedom From Religious Persecution Act (FFRPA) of 1998 provides punishment for nations (in Asia and the rest of the world) who engage in or tolerate religious persecution through economic sanctions. Will it help? freedom from religious persecution act • ffrpa • china • asia • religious
Religious Persecution in Eritrea As the world rumbles on about the recent political scandals, celebrity embarrassments and sporting achievements, don't forget what happens in countries when no-one's look religious • religion • persecution • beliefs • torture
The Burning Times The burning times then and now. burning times • religious persecution • trials • tolerance • c.o.g.
Bradford of the Pilgrims William Bradford immigrated to Holland from England. He and his wife were aboard the Mayflower with the Pilgrims when they sailed for America in 1620. bradford • england • religious persecution • puritans • pilgrims
The Quakers European Quakers migrate to America but do not find religious freedom there. The Puritans of Massachusetts beat and imprison them, sometimes hanging them. quakers • society of friends • massachusetts • salem • puritans
The Stubborn Side of Persecution In a quiet stance of defiance against the Bolsheviks, the Russian Orthodox Church celebrates Christmas in January. This is the backlash of religious persecution. religious persecution • bolshevik government • orthodox christians • communism • religious festivals
William Bradford William Bradford immigrated to Holland from England. He and his wife were aboard the Mayflower with the Pilgrims when they sailed for America in 1620. bradford • england • religious persecution • puritans • pilgrims
Dalai Lama versus Dorje Shugden The Western Shugden Society has alleged the Dalai Lama is enforcing a ban that puts spiritual freedom in jeopardy. Is His Holiness guilty of religious cleansing? the western shugden society • dalai lama • dalai lama versus dorje shugden • his holiness • protest at colgate university
IV of X: Racial Violence in Indonesia For 32 years, the ethnic Chinese have been targeted as one of the main "victims" by the government system; it is a systematic discrimination. The discrimination has been embedded subtly, and yet very clearly in the government's procedures and policies. Security and safety always come with an "under the table" price tag, which is a form of crime. Currently, there are at least 16 laws that could be considered as racist. Thirteen out of the sixteen could be considered as targeted directly against ethnic Chinese, covering the areas of civil, political and social rights. Nine out of those thirteen are the products of the New Order Regime, which introduced most of them in its early days. human • humane • human right • human rights • human rights law
The Muslim Mormon Connection This article describes the foundation and characteristics of an unlikely but flourishing friendship between American Muslims and Mormons. muslims and mormons • mormon church • american muslim community • muslim mormon friendship • muslim mormon cooperation |
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