Saudi Activist Manal Al-Sharif Freed from Prison
The Women2Drive movement continues.
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Saudi Women Take to the Twittersphere to Protest Driving Ban
Will Saudi women lead their country’s revolution?
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‘Imagine Better’: Can Harry Potter Change the World?
Stories are dangerous. They have the ability to re-make the world. The Harry Potter Alliance was founded to create a Dumbledore’s army of Harry Potter fans that work for justice in the real world.
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Facebook: Internet Highway to Hell
Pastor admonishes his flock to steer clear of Facebook’s many lures and tempations.
Read MorePonzi Pastor, Bacon Terrorism, & Spiritual Jewelry
RD’s weekly review, unafraid to lose Facebook friends since 2010.
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What Does God Tweet?, AFA Cites Hitler on Gays…
The week in religion, poetically.
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Slouching Towards Lake Wobegon; Searching for Meaning in the Google Cloud
Has the shift from sociability to social-networking left Garrison Keillor clinging to his Wobegone Lutherans of yesteryear? What of the glaring problems of those “simpler times?”
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Christianity-Lite, in 140 Characters or Fewer?
From pew to pixel; does the virtual fulfillment of religious sentiments disorient or does it lead to more “real” forms of participation?
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The Tweets of the Christ
On Good Friday, New York’s Trinity Church reenacted the Passion Play via Twitter, the latest social-networking sensation. Nathan Schneider reports on multitasking his way through the service.
Read MoreE-vangelism: Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor’s Blog-Ranking
Religion is online in a big way, from pastors blogging to faith-based social networking to a digital Ten Commandments. It’s all about building God’s kingdom on the internet.
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