RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE & INFORMATION
News items for 2008-January

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Peggy Stack of
the Salt Lake Tribune wrote
"With the
shrewdness of a politician, Hinckley downplayed the more controversial
aspects of LDS history. He welcomed the world to Utah for the 2002
Olympic Winter Games, promising everyone they could get a drink here and
accepted one of America's highest honors - the Presidential Medal of
Freedom." 1
The long-standing tradition within the
LDS is to promote the longest serving of the twelve apostles to the presidency.
This is Thomas S. Monson, 80, who has a major concern for the disadvantaged.
 | 2008-JAN-28: World: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, 91,
founder of the Transcendental Meditation movement, has resigned. The
new leader will be Maharaja Nader Raam. Thirteen ministers and 27 raja's
will assist him. He died on FEB-05. |

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References used:
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Peggy Fletcher Stack, "Gordon B. Hinckley, president of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, dies at 97," The Salt Lake
Tribune, 2008-JAN-26, at:
http://www.sltrib.com/


Copyright © 2008 by Ontario Consultants on Religious
Tolerance
Originally written: 2008-JAN-28
Latest update: 2008-FEB-01
Compiler: B.A. Robinson

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