I was intrigued to read the ideas of Marshall Breger, professor of law at the Catholic University of America, reprinted in Utne Reader from Moment, an independent magazine of Jewish politics, culture, and religion, on statecraft, diplomacy and religion magazines. That said, Professor Breger's ideas about diplomacy and religion delighted me. In the short form, U. S. diplomatic policy leaves religion out of the picture. Professor Breger posits that if the U. S. were to include religion religion magazines, our diplomatic relations would have a far more vital effect on relationships with nations that treat religion inclusively along with their governance.

Why don't we include religion religion magazines as a consideration in diplomacy?

The actual word religion religion magazines comes from Latin roots which mean to re-link. Use religion for the purposes of peace, Ambassadors and Ambassadresses, and let peace link us all back together.

A sundance brother recently asked my views on the differences between religion and spirituality for possible inclusion in his doctoral thesis. An interesting question, I thought, as the common assumption is that religion is spiritual, that the two terms are interchangeable, even synonymous. To question that is to ask if religion magazines religions actually lack a true spiritual foundation. The Pews of History are filled with heroic tales of religious wars, religion-promulgated, influenced, or condoned imperialism to the lesser sins of religious magazine schauvinism, to innumerable ethical scandals.How many nations associate themselves with a particular brand of religion, even today? I think all religions in all times have been the bastardization and corruption of spirituality. When spirituality becomes corrupt, it becomes religion because religion as we have experienced it throughout the course of history, and this is true of Hinduism and Buddhism and all kinds of current religions, have been bastardized into dogma, ideology, and belief systems. And as long as the religion has a belief system, and all religions religion magazines have one, all without exception, then they hinder man's evolution. So I think religion is toxic to society, all religions. And that includes the Eastern religions. The Eastern religions, before they became religions, they were spiritual devices or you might say spiritual styles of living with an exact science and methodology to find the truth about one's own nature. We have this popular myth in society that Hinduism is a nonviolent religion. To fully appreciate his words, we need spend a little time on the term "spiritual." "Soul & Spirit: I recognize we all have our own ideas of what Soul and Spirit mean.

Soul is the "Being." Spirit is the "Actions of the Being." We know the Soul by what the Spirit does. Spirit is Soul in action, expressing in the physical through us. Spirit is the relational link between Soul and all others. Do not confuse "spirit" with "religion." The Spirit is the actor that connects everything to the Soul. Some of you may have heard me say or read it on the website, that the Red Road is not a religion, that in general, traditional Indigenous spiritual practices are not a religion (ancient Aztecs, Mixtecs, Inca, Toltecs, et al excluded). In religion, all power is vested in the Church, Temple, or Synagogue etc., usually what is termed religious (Church) Law, and carried out, or franchised, through its various orders or sects, and their clergy. Unlike most major world religions, there is no Great Payoff that can only be received in the afterlife. We've not even gotten into the geographic foundations of religion or spirituality, of how language impacts whether a culture develops religious magazines institutions or remains centered in a living spirituality (the implication here that religions are spiritually void is intentional), nor have we discussed how exporting religions magazines changes them, of how they shift out of geographic relevance and into a historical archive when that happens, of how merging a religion religion magazines into government fully compromises any spiritual efficacy it might have once claimed, of how religions religion magazines are damaged when they involve themselves in economic exploitation, or bind themselves to or even instigate the blind religio-nationalism we see in so many countries today, including the US.

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General Religion Magazines and News Sites

BBC - Religions - Provides information about the UK religions, daily news, audio on demand and the best of the BBC's religious programming.

Beliefnet - Multi-faith site featuring articles on faith, prayer, ethics, and similar info.

Cross Currents - Articles on the major world religions including Christianity, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.

Ekklesia - News on theology, politics and public life from the UK leading theological think-tank.

First Things - Interreligious magazines presenting conservative critique of contemporary society. Provides Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish, and Protestant viewpoints.

Forum 18 - News and reports from everywhere religious freedom is violated.

Harvard Divinity Bulletin - Quarterly magazines providing analysis of current issues in religion and theology.

Inner Self Magazines - Content focuses on spirituality as opposed to religion. Topics from Christianity to Zen.

Journal of Biblical Studies - Features articles on many aspects of biblical studies, including archaeology, linguistics, exegesis, history, and textual issues.

Journal of Religion and Film - Peer-reviewed online journal covering portrayals of religion in films.

Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory - Devoted to both disciplinary and interdisciplinary scholarship that deals broadly with the phenomenon of religion and cultural theory.

Killing the Buddha - Magazines "for people who somehow want to be religious, who want to know what it means to know the divine, but for good reasons are not and do not".

Knowledge of Reality - Australian magazines specializing in Eastern religion.

Religion News Service (RNS) - Has a network of correspondents around the world, providing news and information on all faiths and religious movements.

Religioscope - French ezine about developments in the religious field. Includes news, in-depth analyses and interviews.

Worldwide Faith News (WFN) - Full text searchable archive of official news releases from the offices of national and world faith groups.