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Religion & Spirituality

Open, yes, but committed to values, too

The founder of the Jewish Reconstructionist movement was Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan.
Couple leaving post at Salvation Army

Majs. Douglas and Deborah Burr, who have served as the apostolic team at the center in Bangor for seven years, have been assigned to Rhode Island
Voices: Messiah's name certain to test faiths

Though few in this country have heard about it, there is a storm brewing over a message penned by a revered Israeli rabbi mystic and what it implies for both Jewish and Christian believers.
Voices: The difference between God’s smite and bad luck

God or luck seems to have forsaken the Yankees this year, much to the pleasure of most folks up here.
Religion in brief

"Captivated Bold and Beautiful" conference for girls between 12 and 19 will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 23, at Jeff's Catering.
Pagans are the Rodney Dangerfields of religion

Pagans are the Rodney Dangerfields of religion - they get no respect. Just as the comedian constantly crusaded to improve the esteem in which he was held, so too are earth-centered faiths trying to move from the fringes of the sacred closer to the mainstream.
Voices: A sacred gift in a rock filled with resources

According to the anthropological timeline, we did the hunter-gatherer thing long before we did the agriculture thing. Those old hunter-gatherers lived awful, violent, short lives. They were what we call simple people.
Voices: Darwin versus the Bible

Now don’t get me wrong — I’m not one of those people who claim we can prove the existence of God through science.
'Encountering the Spirit' - knitted, sculpted and filmed - at seminary exhibit

Long before Terry Given decided to take classes at Bangor Theological Seminary, she wrote, under a photograph of Mount Katahdin, "I will lift my eyes to the hills."