WORLDWIDE NEWS OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE FOR 2004-DECEMBER.

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2004-DEC-26 onwards: What has been called the largest aid
and rescue project in the history of the world was mounted to help the victims
of the South Asia Tsunami. Persons of all religious identifications, including
Christians, Jews, Muslims, and secularists came to the aid of those devastated
by the tsunami, who were mainly Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims. Religion did not
matter. People with resources helped those without irrespective of their faith.
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References:
- DayWatch is a daily service of Maranatha Christian
Journal. It provides "a daily summary of news headlines
with a Christian perspective..." The newsletter is free on
request. Their web site is at: http://www.mcjonline.com
- ENI (Ecumenical News International) provides free bulletins
and subscriptions to full text articles. Their home page is at: http://www.eni.ch
Its postal address is: PO Box 2100, CH - 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland
- ReligionToday provides free newsletters to which you can
subscribe at: http://www.ReligionToday.com.
These summaries are part of GOSHEN.net, which also includes LiveIt.net,
Devotionals.net, ChristianShareware.net, ChristianClassifieds.net,
ChristianMessageBoards.net, BibleStudyTools.net, MediaManagement.net,
WorldNewsToday.net, WebCastGuide.net, and
ChristianCollegeGuide.net
- Reuters is "the world's leading financial
information and news group. Their web page is at: http://www.reuters.com/
- CitizenLink is a service of Focus on the Family. They
send regular Emails containing news items interpreted from a
Fundamentalist Christian perspective. Signup is at: http://www.family.org/cforum/clinksignup.cfm
- Earth Religions Legal Assistance Network is a leading
anti-defamation group which fights discrimination against Neopagans.
See: http://www.conjure.com/ERAL/eral.html
- Anglican Communion News Service (ACNS) maintains a free
mailing list. Go to http://www.anglicancommunion.org/acns/
to subscribe.
- EWTN is a news service of the Roman Catholic Church. It posts
news items from Newsline, Newslink, and The World Over on its Internet
site at: http://www.ewtn.com/news/index.htm
- Alternative Religions
Educational Network (AREN) is an information organization located
in Philadelphia. It has monitored discrimination against Wiccans
throughout North America for three decades. Their web page is at: http://aren.org


Copyright © 2004 &2005 by Ontario Consultants on Religious
Tolerance
Originally written: 2004-DEC-04
Latest update: 2005-JAN-06
Compiler: B.A. Robinson

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