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Barry Zwartz, "Sun setting on the West's dominance (on the Parliament of the World's Religions)," The Age (Dec. 9, 2009)
Mostly deals with the "Accord of Civilizations" panel I saw.
The Associated Press: AP Exclusive: Muslim countries seek blasphemy ban
Like the man says, "this could have far-reaching implications."
Counter-cultural teenagers -- Review of Does my head look big in this? Randa Abdel-Fattah | Books | Sydneyanglicans.net
A review, on an Anglican site, of a book written by a Muslim woman from the point of view of a sixteen-year-old Muslim girl growing up in Australia who has just decided to veil. Reviewed as a good coming-of-age story for religious teenagers of any type. Sounds kind of interesting.
East London Advertiser - Muslim councillor faces protests as she takes prayer break at Tower Hamlets
Lib Dems send ‘Happy Eid’ greeting to Asian Christian | News | The Christian Institute
The Liberal Democrats (in the UK) mail an Eid card to a constituent because his family name is "Suleman." Turns out Mr Suleman is a Christian convert and he doesn't like getting the card. A spokesperson for the party remarks that the card was sent to Mr Suleman based on so-called "'best guess' data" (in other words, because his name sounded Muslim).
Muslims mass-producing children to take over Africa, says Archbishop -Times Online
A profile of a sermon preached by Archbishop Nicholas Okoh, primate of Nigeria, in London, in which he described an "attack" by Muslims in Africa aimed at "taking over" the continent by tempting new converts with the promise of polygamy and correspondingly high numbers of progeny. The sermon was preached in July, 2009. An MS Word transcription of the sermon can be downloaded from the Times site here: http://j.mp/FQAPd
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Eight recent articles on the Dove World Outreach church in Gainesville, famous for posting a sign reading "Islam is of the Devil"
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More children from Dove World Outreach Center sent home for wearing Islam is of the Devil shirts | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
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More children from the Dove World Outreach Center arrived Tuesday at area public schools with shirts bearing the message "Islam is of the Devil" and were sent home for violation of the school district's dress code when they declined to change clothes or cover the anti-Muslim statement on their clothing.
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Anti-Islamic demonstrators tied to Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Fla., mark 9/11 | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
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About 30 participants weaved their way through the mall parking lot and went out on the sidewalk on Newberry Road shortly after 5 p.m. They were wearing T-shirts with the slogan "Islam is of the devil" on the back and carrying signs saying such things as "Jesus is not a liberal," "Islam Kills" and "Jesus is the only way."
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Those behind a sign posted in front of their northwest Gainesville church, proclaiming in red letters Islam is of the devil, say it's a way to express their religious beliefs and is a message of a great act of love. | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun
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Those behind a sign posted in front of their northwest Gainesville church, proclaiming in red letters "Islam is of the devil," say it's a way to express their religious beliefs and is a message of "a great act of love."
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A look at the Dove World Outreach Center whose Islam is of the devil signs continue to spark controversy. | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
"The church behind the signs
A close-up look at the church whose "Islam is of the devil" signs continue to spark controversy.
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Entwined with the church's message is a theme stressing obedience to senior pastors and work for the kingdom of God - a theme that persuaded one couple from Germany to work full time and uncompensated for Terry and Sylvia Jones' business, TS and Company. The business sells vintage furniture on eBay.
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Islamic advocate holds an unsuccessful meeting with Dove Outreach pastor over sign | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
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Islamic advocate holds a meeting with Dove Outreach pastor over sign
Ramzy Kiliç was unable to persuade Terry Jones to take the sign down.
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"I was pleased that at least he was making the bridge to meet with me," said Ramzy Kiliç, Tampa's executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. "It doesn't seem like (taking down the sign) is going to happen, and he didn't want to know more about Islam."
Kiliç met with Senior Pastor Terry Jones for about 25 minutes Tuesday at the Dove World Outreach Center, 5805 N.W. 37th St., which has a series of hand-painted signs that read in red "Islam is of the devil."
Jones was not available for an interview Tuesday.
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A new sign paraphrasing a quote from the Quran has been placed in front of the Dove World Outreach Center. | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
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A new sign paraphrasing a quote from the Quran has been placed in front of the Dove World Outreach Center in northwest Gainesville, where an earlier anti-Islamic sign has stirred protests.
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Residents carried their own signs Wednesday evening calling for peace not hate in response to a northwest Gainesville church that recently posted a sign with an anti-Islamic message. | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
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"We're part of this community, and we deserve some respect," said Rais, who questioned how she could feel safe walking with their two children on a street where a message like the one in front of the church was displayed.
Another child, accompanied by adults, held his own sign proclaiming, "I am a Muslim. Please don't hate me," as cars passed by with motorists honking or giving a thumbs-up sign.
The northwest Gainesville location of the Dove World Outreach Center is up for sale, with an asking price of $4 million. | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, FL
Dove World Outreach building goes on sale.
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New sign for Dove church: For sale
The 20-acre property is being listed for sale for $4 million.
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