Scholars discuss religious commonality
(03/24/11 8:00am)
Religions are not all rooted in the same fundamental truth, at least in the opinion of bestselling author Stephen Prothero.
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Religions are not all rooted in the same fundamental truth, at least in the opinion of bestselling author Stephen Prothero.
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