She quietly walked away. The Prayer of Jabez, by Bruce W. Wilkinson. Religiously active people are more likely to be viewed as good citizens and have a more diverse circle of friends than their nonreligious neighbors, according to a new study by Harvard University. At the world's largest model of the ancient city of Jerusalem, a man is explaining to the crowd of mostly gray-haired tourists the massive dimensions of the altar of sacrifice. Allison Carroll grew up in the Baptist faith, but she shows tendencies of being a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
People can be emotional about their religious beliefs.
It is only ethical that someone who writes a column about ethics acknowledge when he has gotten something wrong. Religion more diverse, contemporary NEW YORK - Candles and incense are on the wane in America's religious congregations, while the electric guitar and drums are gaining popularity and causing more dissension in the country's houses of worship, a new study shows. Graham relief agency accused of proselytizing The humanitarian relief agency run by evangelist Franklin Graham is coming under fire for allegedly proselytizing in El Salvador while using government funds to build shelters for victims of the recent earthquake. Study links religious activity, civic service Religiously active people are more likely to be viewed as good citizens and have a more diverse circle of friends than their nonreligious neighbors, according to a new study by Harvard University. This section is updated Thursdays .