Law and Religion

Law and Religion Headlines 
International – Europe – United States
November 25, 2013
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International Headlines
Egyptians unite to repair houses of worship (Mohamed Mahmoud, Al-Shorfa via Eurasia Review)
Articles of interest – November 25, 2013 (Howard Friedman, Religion Clause)
History’s most powerful rabbi (Yehudah Mirsky, First Things)
Syria peace talks to begin Jan 22, UN says (France 24 with Reuters, AFP, France 24 International News)
Tony Blair: Use education to combat ignorance that terrorists exploit (Peter James Spielmann, Associated Press, The Montreal Gazette)
Why religion belongs in school (Rabbi Danny Rich, Haaretz)
How the Messianic Jews story is playing in Israel (Sarah Posner, Religion Dispatches)
Putin shows faith, kisses Madonna icon at Vatican (Nicole Winfield, Associated Press, MSN News)
UN expert urges Malaysia to reverse decision that restricts use of ‘Allah’ to Muslims(Heiner Bielefeldt, UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights)
An urgent call for justice for Rohingya Muslims (Joseph K. Grieboski, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs)
Egypt: Why not us? (Michael Armanious, Gatestone Institute)
Tony Blair's faith projects: From extremism to malaria nets (B.C., The Economist [Erasmus: Religion and public policy])
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