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Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

(RNS) — Buddhism is an American religious tradition that intersects meaningfully with African American religious history, experts in the emerging field of Black Buddhism say.
Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

Detained pastor couple had religious worker visas, Assemblies of God leaders say

(RNS) — Pastor Nepthali Zozaya Saucedo, 36, said he and his wife, who came to the U.S. legally, were repeatedly pressured to sign voluntary departure papers but that they had refused.
Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

South African faith leaders respond to prolonged anti-migrant violence 

(RNS) — Churches are calling for restraint, humanitarian support and law and order as xenophobic unrest deepens.

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Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

Faith is back in Democratic politics

(RNS) — After decades of watching Democrats dodge the God question, I think they finally have an answer.
Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

How classical education can be an antidote to AI 

(RNS) — AI is more likely to harm education than help it. Classical education will become ever more relevant.

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Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

Raphael Warnock says the US is a freedom train. People need to get on it.

(RNS) — In the final episode of ‘What does it mean to belong in America,’ the Rev. Raphael Warnock, the US senator from Georgia, talks about welcoming immigrants, tribalism and his faith in the American experiment.
Long overlooked and newly energized, Black Buddhist studies challenges US Buddhist history

‘It’s a sin if you do not vote’: Progressive National Baptists urge midterm turnout

WASHINGTON (RNS) — The historically Black denomination made voting a theme of its annual session.

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