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Christian Churches Back Jews Facing Anti-Semitism in Hungary

By Tom Heneghan and Nicholas Vinocur for Reuters.com on 17 May 2013

When Hungarian radical right-wingers rallied against a Jewish conference in Budapest in early May, a well-known Protestant pastor hid behind the stage while his wife stepped up to the podium to denounce Jews and Israel.

Geza Vermes, Scholar of ‘Historical Jesus,’ Dies at 88

By William Yardley for The New York Times on 17 May 2013

Geza Vermes, a religious scholar who argued that Jesus as a historical figure could be understood only through the Jewish tradition from which he emerged, and who helped expand that understanding through his widely read English translations of the Dead Sea Scrolls, died on May 8 in Oxford, England. He was 88.

Congregations Tend the Soil and the Soul with Vegetable Gardens

By Debra Rubin for Religion News Services on 17 May 2013

The Rev. Morris G. Henderson wasn’t sure what do with a vacant city block of land behind his Baptist Church in Richmond, VA (USA). The church had purchased the plots, but didn’t have the funding to build a planned family life center. Then, he had a vision.

Kalachandji's Is Among America's Best-kept-secret Restaurants

By Lauren Wilson, TheDailyMeal.com for usatoday.com on 16 May 2013

When dining out, not all secrets are meant to be kept — at least that's partly the intent with the "secret" restaurant trend. Unmarked entrances, unadvertised contact information, and word-of-mouth marketing are typical attributes of this deliberately cryptic experience.

Six Ways Ayurvedic Medicine Can Change Your Life

By PF Louis for Natural News on 10 May 2013

Good Ayurveda practitioners can determine potential health problems before modern allopathic expensive instruments can, and then do what's necessary to prevent them safely without expensive instruments.

Former Pope Benedict XVI to Return to the Vatican on Thursday

By Alessandro Speciale for Religion News Services on 3 May 2013

More than two months after his resignation, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI will return to the Vatican to live in a small retrofitted convent. Benedict’s return will present the Vatican with the unprecedented situation of a reigning pope and a retired pope living a short distance from each other.

Is Evolution Missing Link In Some Pennsylvania High Schools?

By David Templeton for Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on 3 May 2013

Some 20 percent of science teachers in survey say they believe in creationism.

More Research Verifies Powerful Anti-cancer Properties of Turmeric

By David Gutierrez for Natural News on 3 May 2013

Scientists attribute many of turmeric's health benefits to the trio of naturally occurring chemicals known as curcuminoids, which give the root its characteristic yellow-orange color.

Five Amazing Spring Superfoods

By PF Louis for Natural News on 3 May 2013

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, spring is a time for rejuvenation and regeneration. Outdoor nature reflects this as foliage returns and flowers blossom while birds fill the air with their celebratory singing.

How Religious Leaders Are Taking Charge of the Environmental Movement

By Odyssey News Staff for Odyssey Networks on 3 May 2013

Congregations should be leading the environmental movement, says the Rev. Canon Sally G. Bingham, president of the Regeneration Project in the USA.

Queens Public School Becomes First In City To Go Vegetarian

By Contributor for NY1 News on 2 May 2013

No one has to tell students at a Queens (New York, USA) elementary school to eat their vegetables. P.S. 244 in Flushing is now the first public school in the city with an all-vegetarian menu.

10 Essential Points About the Boston Marathon Bombers, Islam, and America

By Omid Safi for Religion News Services on 26 Apr 2013

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the horrific Boston Marathon explosions has been apprehended. Here are ten basic points that we would all do well to keep in mind as we try to make sense of a world that seems to be in need of sanity and compassion.

Healing Foods To Regulate Your Digestion

By PF Louis for NaturalNews.com on 26 Apr 2013

Fibers are considered an important part of our daily diet. Yet, there are no nutrients taken into our bodies from fiber, and fiber content is not even digestible. So what's the point?

Francis 'Will Open Files on Hitler's Pope', Says Friend

By John Bingham for Telegraph.co.uk on 19 Apr 2013

Decades of doubt over the role played by "Hitler's Pope" under the Fascist regimes in Italy and Germany during the 1930s and 1940s may be answered if Pope Francis, as a close friend has suggested, opens the Vatican archives.

Cinnamon and Honey's Healing Properties

By Hesh Goldstein for NaturalNews.com on 19 Apr 2013

Honey is the only food on the planet that will not spoil or rot. Honey will crystallize if it is left in a cool dark place for the long time, but do not mistake this crystallization for it turning into sugar. Honey never will become sugar.

Chandler Award for Student Religion Reporting

By Debra Mason for Religious Press Release Services on 19 Apr 2013

The Chandler Award honors excellence in student writing with an emphasis on reporting skill & a grasp of religion issues that is fair, balanced & in accordance with journalistic standards.

India's 'Disneyland' Set to Open

By Rachel O'Brien for news.com.au on 19 Apr 2013

India'S most elaborate theme park opens this week with special-effect Hindu gods and Bollywood-themed rides, aiming to tap a thirst for family entertainment among the country's rising middle-class.

Film: Nature's I.Q. - Smart Animals Challenge Darwin

By Contributor for ISKCON News on 14 Apr 2013

Nature can be more unfathomable than contemporary science allows for. The film about extraordinary animal behavior has been released for download and for online streaming worldwide.

Haryana Chief Minister Announces to Provide Land for ISKCON Temple

By Press Trust of India for business-standard.com on 12 Apr 2013

Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today announced to provide a six-acre land for the construction of ISKCON temple at Kurukshetra.

Lower Your Blood Pressure with Hibiscus Tea

By David Gutierrez for NaturalNews.com on 12 Apr 2013

Hibiscus tea can lower blood pressure as effectively as pharmaceutical drugs, numerous studies have shown.