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Aranea

Weblog with religious and spiritual quotes from various traditions.

http://www.aranea.blogspot.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Magic Universe

Creating our own reality by using the words of wisdom from the world's greatest spiritual thinkers.

http://magicuniverse.blogspot.com/

Rationalist

A secular and international look at the role of religion in current political and social justice issues.

http://rationalist.blogspot.com

Relapsed Catholic

Where the religious rubber meets the pop culture road. Daily weblog of religion news.

http://relapsedcatholic.blogspot.com/

Religion News Blog

Highlights and archives news items and other resources about cults, religious sects, alternative religions, Christian denominations, and related issues.

http://www.religionnewsblog.com/

Religious Fundamentalism

Response to a fundamentalist trying to convert me to Islam and save me from eternal damnation. Addresses questions of many religiously oriented people concerning religious truth, and science versus religion.

http://rwendell.blogspot.com/

Sanga Weblog

A unique newslog on what's happening in the world of Eastern Religion, karma,and reincarnation from a spiritual perspective.

http://sangalog.blogspot.com/

Signs and Wonders

A weblog for the World Network of Religious Futurists providing environmental scanning, issues analysis, and targeted web surfing to religious futurists.

http://www.wnrf.org/news/blogger.html

TruthBook Religious News Blog

Polls and surveys. Articles about religion and belief.

http://www.truthlover.com/news/

Integrative Spirituality

Latest news regarding spirituality, religious and interfaith activities. [RSS]

http://www.integrativespirituality.org/postnuke/html/backend.php

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