Failing to respond to their plight and persecution would compound the crime of their expulsion.
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Greg Kesich: Stereotypes rear their ugly heads in responses to Las Vegas massacre
It’s true what Walter Lippmann wrote in 1920: ‘We define first and then we see.’
Robert D. Hales, former businessman and top Mormon leader, dies at 85
His combination of experience in private business, military acumen and deep roots in the religion made him emblematic of Mormon leaders of his era.
A tragic exodus of refugees from Myanmar reoccurs, and who will stop it?
Let’s hope that the Nobel Peace Prize winner who runs the country now puts an end to all the suffering.
Another View: First Amendment shouldn’t bar churches from needed FEMA assistance
Churches shelter people hurt by a natural disaster and deserve to get help when they need it to repair and rebuild.
Maine Voices: Fine to pray during the anthem, but don’t say anyone ‘should’
Don’t tell me how I should live my life and what I should believe and how I should act.
Richmond church ordination reflects burgeoning membership
The once-fledgling and predominantly Russian parish of St. Alexander Nevsky Church has grown, and is quickly becoming ‘a church for all of us.’
Leonard Pitts: ‘Nickel prophets’ see Hurricane Irma and other disasters as God’s will aligned with their biases
The vagaries of weather could rather be God’s way of asking us to reach out and help each other.
Maine Voices: One man’s journey – becoming a Muslim in Maine takes acceptance
The words ‘peace be upon you’ had the power to dissolve a lifetime of fear and anxiety for a convert.
Commentary: Florida lets residents object to school textbooks – and that’s a good thing
That’s how stuff like ‘Little Black Sambo’ got removed from curriculums, through public scrutiny of content.