Evangelicals look down on atheists’ values. Nonreligious people fear that conservative Christians want to limit their freedoms. Republicans worry that Muslims pose a threat to their physical safety. In short, many American identity groups are awfully concerned about one another. That’s the takeaway Continue Reading
Houston Mosques Open Doors to Shelter Houston Evacuees By Doug Criss
(CNN)As flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey drives thousands of people from their homes across southeast Texas, more and more houses of worship are opening their doors to evacuees. At least four Houston-area mosques, all affiliated with the Islamic Society of Greater Houston, are currently Continue Reading
U.S. Muslims are religiously observant, but open to multiple interpretations of Islam BY ELIZABETH PODREBARAC SCIUPAC
American Muslims, being highly religious does not necessarily translate into acceptance of traditional notions of Islam. While many U.S. Muslims say they attend mosque and pray regularly, sizable shares also say that there is more than one way to interpret their religion and that traditional Continue Reading
Moroccans Shaken By Links To Extremist Attacks in Europe By Reda Zaireg
RABAT, Morocco (AP) — Morocco has long considered itself a haven of stability in a volatile region and a key ally in the fight against Islamic extremism, but in recent months, it has found itself shaken by carnage in Europe blamed on Moroccans who moved abroad. Young men from the North Continue Reading
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