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		<title type="text">One Catholic Theologian&#039;s Impression of Pope Francis</title>
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		<content type="html">A Catholic theologian despised by conservatives offered up some friendly remarks about Pope Francis. The pope, meanwhile, had some generous words for atheists.</content>
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			<name>Martin Marty</name>
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		<title type="text">5 Reasons Why I Am Convinced Allah is God</title>
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		<content type="html">Although vital differences exist, Islam clearly recognizes a common affinity with both Judaism and Christianity and deliberately worships the God of both Christians and Jews.</content>
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		<title type="text">Baptists, Muslims Seek Common Ground, Peace</title>
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		<content type="html">A growing suspicion of Muslims has become part of our national discourse, but a gathering of Muslim and Baptist leaders met to seek common ground and mutual peace.</content>
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		<title type="text">How Friendship Dinners Aid Interfaith Engagement</title>
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		<content type="html">The same kinds of tensions that once existed between Christians and Jews in this country now exist between Christians and Muslims. Isn&#039;t it time to get to know each other?</content>
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