With fewer educational restrictions placed on them, black preachers emerged in the period as preachers and teachers, despite their slave status.
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Alma White was part of a trend: the 1920s producednumerous female preachers, particularly Pentecostal preachers, many of whom could arouse zealous followers through their tent revivals.
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In the Yaak Valley, there are two bars and three preachers, or maybe three bars and two preachers, depending on how much misery there is in the tank.
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He worked for years on his preaching, refining sermons, listening to other preachers and creating an ongoing workshop in his home where he invited more educated preachers to critique his sermons.
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From town to town, preachers told the citizenry what it should no longer put up with, whereupon they stood a good chance of being shoved aside—indeed, strung up—by other preachers.
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In his world, the demons were commercials and TV preachers.
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Preachers in Baghdad say a new realism is taking hold.
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This money, many prosperity gospel preachers promised, was an investment.
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Henry Ward Beecher, one of the country's most famous preachers.
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Favorite formative record:The Holy Bible by the Manic Street Preachers.
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Soul food is a gospel, and chefs are its preachers.
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He has handed control of the mosques to extremist preachers.
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"You'd have preachers who wouldn't talk about homosexuality," Land says.
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He envisions using the YBHS chapters to challenge radical Islamic preachers and controversially says he would not deny radical preachers a platform or the right to speak freely, so long as they could be challenged.
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He has closed mosques and banned preachers who are not registered.
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African American preachers from all over the nation at Philly's landmark
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They became the parents of seven, preachers to a small flock.
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Most descendants of famous preachers aggressively defend their status and legacy.
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Randolph and Powell synthesized their roles as preachers and social reformers.
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Instead of pastors and preachers, we have drag queens and kings.
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Apocalyptic rhetoric often flows readily from preachers' pulpits and politicians' platforms.
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I hear preachers, then Spanish, then Haitian Creole, and more preachers as I inch closer toward Palm Beach, a stop I'll be skipping because the president is in town, playing golf at his winter White House.
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Speakers at these gatherings often sound like preachers, promising a dazzling future.
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He has long been associated with evangelical Protestant dominionist preachers and ideas.
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In those places the reception to foreign Islamic preachers can be hostile.
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Many Salafist preachers were nominal Christians who trod the path in reverse.
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"We're fed up with their religious preachers," says a Belgian security official.
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" The artist – the daughter of preachers – called her upbringing "crazy church-filled.
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The service lasted several hours, as a bevy of preachers praised him.
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He has since remarried and is also a celebrated teacher of preachers.
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James's male characters are frequently disrespectful toward women: they're preachers, gangsters, overseers.
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C.L. Franklin, was one of the most storied preachers of his day.
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And so, on the seventh day, their preachers gave it a rest.
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We are all hurting, yet we must reject hate and its preachers.
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A character on your show "Crashing" calls stand-up comedians the new preachers.
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Black preachers refused to believe that the Christian gospel and discrimination were compatible.
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He says he's heard plenty of women preachers who could have been included.
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Some preachers from Africa find the godlessness of the West an invigorating challenge.
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There is a saying that I hear preachers use in some black churches.
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He's designed clothing inspired by New Order, Joy Division, the Manic Street Preachers.
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Manic Street Preachers' music has, to me, always felt a lot like that.
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Gregory is now one of the most sought-after preachers in the nation.
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In this episode, two anti-abortion preachers share how they spread their messages.
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"No more tears!" one of the preachers, Nancy Salter, commanded in her sermon.
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And for those who are here as preachers, we have a tremendous responsibility.
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Now (Age 83): In 2005, Andress starred in small comedy "The Bird Preachers."
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Many people ascribe to street preachers and freelance huggers a touch of craziness.
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One, Khuram Butt, had links to Mohammed Shamsuddin and Abu Haleema, two extremist preachers.
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For role models, preachers look to the first Muslims in Mecca 1,400 years ago.
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"Preachers are not called to be politicians but to be soul winners," Falwell concluded.
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The Sunni preachers of IS strongly reject the comparison between themselves and the Khawarij.
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These preachers, they don't go into the schools, and those schools are fucked up.
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Many Protestant denominations similarly forbid women from taking up roles as pastors or preachers.
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One hears TV preachers like Joel Osteen and Creflo Dollar preaching these dangerous ideas.
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There are plenty of preachers out there who will cheer him, and Trump, on.
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Isn't that what black preachers have done throughout the history of the black church?
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He said the government deported more than 100 radical Islamist preachers, many from Pakistan.
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The media shun intelligent and articulate Christians in favor of inflammatory preachers and televangelists.
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Preachers didn't make money back then, so this was how he fed his family.
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It made her question preachers — she eventually left her church — but strengthened her faith.
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Some of its students and preachers are Salafists (purists); many are sympathetic to the Brotherhood.
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Publicized on social media, the demonstrations went ahead despite mosque preachers warning of possible violence.
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Preachers ousted from their pulpits whispered invitations to meet privately to worshippers at Friday prayers.
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Of course not, just as those Scottish sinners ignored their preachers while they were alive.
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In New Delhi alone, 140 Muslim preachers are listed as on the Saudi Consulate's payroll.
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Commenters have been quick to note that these tithes could be funding preachers' Yeezy habits.
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Ahadi's younger brother Bahram Ahmadi, was executed in 85033, along with five other Sunni preachers.
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All the elements are there: The bands are the preachers, calling for peace and harmony.
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"Both civil rights preachers and F.B.I. agents coequally tolerated the abuse of women," he said.
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When I visited my friend's house, his parents kept the dramatic preachers in heavy rotation.
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Houthi preachers accuse the UN of withholding aid for the hungry or sending rotten food.
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" And in 2015, he panned the "preachers of pessimism" who "prattle endlessly about America's problems.
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Sunni states, such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, provided them with arms, cash and preachers.
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"There's quite a lot competition in terms of hateful preachers in Poland right now," said Pankowski.
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Right-wing political opponents have pressed Macron to deal firmly with radical preachers and Salafist mosques.
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In Nigeria, for instance, Pentecostal Christian preachers fight for converts by offering protection from child witches.
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Even the way that Black preachers present their sermons has a singing, melodic mode to it.
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In fact, NU was founded in 1926 to resist the growing influence of puritanical Arabian preachers.
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Some believe it is down to the free housing and juicy tax breaks enjoyed by preachers.
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Not many preachers openly advocated violence in the West, and many Salafists opposed breaking the law.
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Pop stars and preachers campaigned for relief from "odious debt" that dictators imposed on their people.
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No more Hertz commercials for O.J. Black preachers and civil rights leaders no longer defend him.
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When such schools first opened in the 1950s, the idea was to supply mosques with preachers.
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Because we keep praying, and keep giving our money to these preachers, and nothing ever happens.
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He didn't call himself an actor, but let's face it, black preachers are very effective actors.
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Preachers are no different, and Tuesday is their version of the Grammys and the Oscars combined.
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That means that teachers, preachers, parents and youth counselors need to be enlisted in these efforts.
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It's maybe no surprise then that big-name prosperity gospel preachers have a thing for jets.
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Growing up in South Wales in the 90s, it was impossible to avoid Manic Street Preachers.
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The bookcase, behind its glass-fronted doors, carried the collected expository discourses of many scribbling preachers.
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Billy Graham One of the most famous preachers in American history is no longer with us.
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Bin'ali was one of Islamic State's most visible preachers and appeared regularly in its propaganda videos.
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He described seeing Islamic State's black flags and said preachers were used to win people over.
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They are not kings and queens of some bygone Egyptian dynasty, corporate executives, preachers, or athletes.
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Silas Malafaia, one of Brazil's most influential evangelical preachers, is accused of laundering money through church accounts.
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It has closed mosques led by radical preachers and keeps an eye on thousands of young suspects.
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Pentecostal preachers put more stress on individual self-advancement and less on collective action by the poor.
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Spread, often, by untutored preachers using vernacular storytelling, this was an insurgent faith suited to the frontier.
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So, whether or not this sets precedent for businesses across the country, it sets precedent for preachers.
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Radical Islamist preachers trying to spread their message also faced vocal protests on Edgware Road in London.
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To be fair, Qatar is not the only Gulf government to host Ateeq or other hate preachers.
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To stop militant preachers ascending the minbar (pulpit), Jordan's leaders have come up with a novel approach.
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My parents are both preachers, and they believe that your body should be a temple of God.
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All around Kosovo, families are grappling with the aftermath of years of proselytizing by Saudi-trained preachers.
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The French government has rightly expelled 82 preachers of such views who had been living in France.
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It reminded me of powerful preachers and populist politicians I'd seen during my years based in Pakistan.
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The preachers, many of whom are friends with one another, have not exactly welcomed the extra attention.
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I asked some of the nation's best preachers to talk about the best sermon they ever heard.
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That's another surprise that comforts him: Preachers can touch people even when they feel like they're flailing.
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Instead, it spreads misinformation about why it hosted Hamas and extremist hate-preachers such as al-Qaradawi.
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Among the guest preachers were the Nobel laureates Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Elie Wiesel and the Dalai Lama.
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Cummings' parents were sharecroppers turned preachers from South Carolina who moved to Baltimore, where Cummings was born.
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"Black preachers don't retire, they die," said Alonzo, a 42-year-old pastor and father of four.
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That's why workers stood with preachers and LGBTQ activists stood with the business community to oppose the bill.
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It had military ranks (he was the general), uniforms, brass bands and female preachers, including Booth's wife, Catherine.
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Stojberg's statement on the ban did not say whether any of the named preachers had been in Denmark.
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Her father, C.L. Franklin, was one of the most famous preachers in America in the 1940s and '50s.
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Preachers in Guatemalan megachurches and teachers in Chinese universities talk about Max Weber, a 403th-century German sociologist.
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Instead, he said, radical Muslim preachers and other fanatics have gotten a grip on a generation of youth.
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Paradise has come back into fashion, described in mind-boggling detail by preachers, imams and Islamist fantasy literature.
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During the vigil, a parade of dignitaries spoke: preachers of every faith, City Council members, the police chief.
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It seems that the Christian preachers had discovered the powerful resonance the wheel image held for African-Americans.
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Church had been scheduled to perform alongside Manic Street Preachers front man James Dean Bradfield but pulled out.
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King Fahd issued a decree suspending those who had government jobs, and preachers excoriated them during Friday prayers.
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At a Saturday campaign rally, he pointedly gave thanks to Muslim preachers, and on Sunday he visited Mecca.
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For centuries, India has assimilated, internalized, accommodated and embraced waves of immigrants, invaders, traders and preachers among others.
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They also organize tours and talks involving hate preachers, he said, and use some mosques to raise funds.
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The FPI's Bamukmin supports the #GantiPresiden2019 movement and said he and other preachers push that message in sermons.
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Presidents and pastors mourned his death, calling the evangelist one of this country's most successful and beloved preachers.
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It has offered training to Muslim preachers from Africa and Europe on what it describes as moderate Islam.
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As a practicing Muslim, he also belonged to the Baptists, and so Baptist preachers would preach about him.
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There are many culprits in Ms Mekhennet's stories: meddling Western governments, oppressive Arab rulers, manipulative preachers, poverty, Islamic tradition.
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Among the contributors were pundits and professors, preachers and publishers, and almost every sort of conservative authority in between.
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Bigoted preachers have been removed from the airwaves and injunctions to fight the unbelievers deleted from primary-school textbooks.
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"I come from a long line of preachers and farmers," the actor writes while rocking a wide-brimmed hat.
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Children can use apps to learn to read the Koran, and one twentysomething on Lewis watches preachers on YouTube.
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Some have worried about more radical forms of Islam being introduced to the island by contact with foreign preachers.
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What differentiates him from more conventional preachers is his openness, his commitment to play, and a delight in insouciance.
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While relatively few congregations define themselves as preachers of the "prosperity gospel," elements of the theology saturate American culture.
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The group had military ranks (he was the general), uniforms, brass bands and female preachers, including Booth's wife, Catherine.
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Welsh musical exports—from stadium fillers like Manic Street Preachers and Stereophonics to beloved groups such as Los Campesinos!
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Most are also very conservative, and Iowa often hands victory to candidates who sound like fire-and-brimstone preachers.
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The government has only recently started to overhaul religiously intolerant schoolbooks; too many preachers in mosques whip up hatred.
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Mothers are invited to seminars with preachers who say that Islam allows family planning, and doctors who answer questions.
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On August 11th the army banned Tariq Jameel, one of its best-known preachers, from speaking at its institutions.
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And that is not a sentiment I or other fellow black scholars, preachers and activists are supposed to express.
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In the song, you question if we'd absorb what rappers push to us if it was delivered by preachers.
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Community members, his family, and preachers shared stories about what a funny, energetic, smart, and joyful kid he was.
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"When islamist terrorists attack we rightly seek out hate preachers who spur them on," Mr. Cox wrote on Twitter.
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Each year it trains thousands of preachers, while tens of thousands of students, foreign and local, study in its schools.
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The preachers were accused of inciting violence, spreading extremist views or supporting the Brotherhood, the world's oldest Isla mist movement.
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Yes, you can read a Bible on your own, but they're just as useful for preachers giving sermons to others.
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In the latest decree, the Ministry of Religious Endowments on Monday instructed preachers that any call to protest on Jan.
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Preachers argued that marriage was the crucial bond holding together the household, which was, in turn, the foundation of society.
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Peru's right-wing authoritarian leader, Alberto Fujimori, enjoyed Pentecostal support, but in El Salvador, Pentecostal preachers strike a leftist tone.
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But prominent preachers from Saudi Arabia's religious establishment egg the Al Sauds to confront, not compromise with, the region's Shias.
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Like other countries, Britain is keen to ensure that preachers like Mr Choudary are unable to spread hate (see article).
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After a while, attempts like Jefferson's or that of the antebellum preachers to make racism reasonable must have seemed quaint.
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There were few women in her program, and the school's stance against women preachers made Armstrong suspect to campus conservatives.
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Francis and the king visited an institute the monarch founded to train imams and male and female preachers of Islam.
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Buses and subways operated free of charge, and local officials and mosque preachers helped mobilize government supporters to the streets.
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Just as musicians have their favorite songs, most preachers have an internal playlist of the most unforgettable sermons they've heard.
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Yes, he had hacks and heretics on his side from early on: Jerry Falwell Jr., Mike Huckabee, various prosperity preachers.
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She is the product of a family of preachers, educators and civil-rights activists devoted to helping the less fortunate.
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The Chile scandal first erupted in 2009 when victims publicly accused one of the country's most prominent preachers, the Rev.
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Politics is in many ways like religion: Voters reward candidates who are effective preachers for a set of moral concerns.
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Mr. Costner's antihero picks fights with preachers, Native American leaders and even his children to preserve his power and land.
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Anti-Ahmadi preachers have delivered a stream of hateful lectures in British mosques, and on television channels, radio stations and online.
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There is even an entire Instagram account called Preachers in Sneakers that highlights ministers wearing high-end and/or exclusive footwear.
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" It was, Jones said, "one of the world's greatest gospel singers shouting out to one of the world's greatest Baptist preachers.
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Binali, a Bahraini who was about 32 years old, was regarded as one of the group's most influential ideologues and preachers.
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In 2007, a confrontation between authorities and supporters of radical preachers at an Islamabad mosque led to more than 100 deaths.
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In a half-desacralised planet, the Olympics fire the world's imagination in a way that many preachers can only dream of.
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Given how many celebrities and stylish millennials follow them, preachers like Lentz and Veach would be attractive ambassadors for luxury brands.
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Johnnie Green Jr., the head of Mobilizing Preachers and Communities, a group of mostly black pastors who opposed the fur ban.
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Movies and music and television shows were entry points for the poison and decried by both the preachers and Republican politicians.
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Celebrity preachers swarmed Mr. Zahra's rented home to meet with his widow, Siti Zubaidah, 25, and denounced lynching as un-Islamic.
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Mosque preachers addressed the proposed embassy move in their sermons during Friday prayers, apparently on the instruction of the Palestinian Authority.
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I was so pissed off by the end of the night I asked the DJ to play the Manic Street Preachers.
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The Precious actor was recently joined by her husband, Sidney Hicks, on the talk show The Preachers to discuss their open marriage.
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Civil-rights groups used to be led by overbearing and middle-aged men, usually preachers, who hold little appeal for youngsters today.
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"They (Qataris) hired (financed) influential Saudi preachers, religious figures, journalists and academics to incite against Saudi Arabia," one Gulf source told Reuters.
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Intensive vocational courses for anyone in charge of children, and strict monitoring of foreign teachers and preachers, might be the best focus.
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THERE is an old story that puritanical Scottish preachers used to tell their congregations about sinners cast into the fires of hell.
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Billy Graham, who died on Wednesday morning at the age of 99, was one of the most famous preachers who ever lived.
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But he remains so concerned about Wahhabi preachers that he never lets his 2500-year-old son attend prayers on his own.
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I went through hours of videos of radical preachers and ISIS propaganda, and read reams of U.S. diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks.
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The two writers took the long way home, stopping to talk with conjurers, tramps, convicts, and backwoods preachers all over the South.
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Then, at Morehouse College, his encounter with preachers like the school's president Benjamin Mays convinced him that the ministry was intellectually respectable.
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Mr. Mathis had grown up in Wicksburg, attending a Christian church where the preachers also taught that homosexuality was wrong, he said.
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Still, by listening to the sermons of charismatic but extremist preachers based in India and Malaysia, Mr. Zaharan was honing his oratory.
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And in the 1950s and 1960s her father, like other preachers nationwide, was a civil-rights leader, an ally of Dr. King.
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" "We need to get these hustling black preachers out of the way, and give voice to people like the Dallas police chief.
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SINCE THE first wave of Bangladeshi migrants arrived in Britain in the 93s, foreign-born preachers have held sway in the community.
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C.L. Franklin became one of the most admired preachers in the 20th century because he blended so many elements in the pulpit.
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More than 4,000 Tunisians have left to join Islamic State and other militant groups overseas, recruited by hardline preachers or online networks.
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Graham's ardent anti-communism likely appealed to Hearst, but lots of preachers at the time warned of the Soviet threat, said Martin.
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While two of the pastors are prosperity preachers -- a first for a presidential inauguration -- none have disparaged gays or other religions like Jeffress.
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Circuit-riding preachers, megachurch pastors, millionaire televangelists who traded on their audiences' willingness to suspend disbelief: she sketches her characters in gory technicolour.
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The school was one of the first Imam Hatip schools, founded by the state to educate young men to be imams and preachers.
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According to police spokesman Kasse, the dead Saudi was part of a group of five preachers, including three Guineans and one other Saudi.
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Preachers from Saudi Arabia and Algeria delivered diatribes against the menace of democracy, which they castigated as a Western artifice against God's rule.
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Steve, a third-generation member of the Church of Christ, is a minister, and Ben's extended family includes many preachers and church elders.
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They are evangelists who have built television ministries reaching millions of Americans, and Pentecostal preachers who have turned storefront churches into thriving congregations.
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But all around the country, a new breed of radical preachers was setting up in neighborhood mosques, often newly built with Saudi money.
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After imploring and haranguing and intoning, Cruz drops into a prayerful whisper, the way preachers do when they are winding up their sermons.
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Transgender Texans, along with their families, came to the capitol to speak, as did preachers, business leaders, and moral crusaders of all types.
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" Be, he added, "The administration and the politicians and the preachers are not talking about the families sitting at the table this morning.
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Long regarded as one of the country's most prominent radical preachers, Mr. Choudary had praised those who attacked the United States on Sept.
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Lollards, Wycliffe's followers in England, were students and lay preachers who surreptitiously, by dark of night, brought Scripture in English to the poor.
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Then he began writing a novel about two mysterious preachers battling for control of a fictitious Jamaican village, Gibbeah, in the nineteen-fifties.
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Mr. Colaianni (pronounced coe-lee-AH-nee) owned Sunday Sermons, a subscription service that sold thousands of homilies as a resource for preachers.
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The way Keith sees it ... until mentally ill people are forbidden from owning guns, preachers and congregations need to help God help them.
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By contrast, Baghdadi, born as Ibrahim Awad al-Samarrai' in 1971, comes from a family of preachers and studied Islamic law in Baghdad.
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Ivan finds his footing only to mix it up with an assortment of predatory preachers, mercenary record producers, corrupt cops and miscellaneous hustlers.
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Mr. Cummings — a son of South Carolina sharecroppers who moved to Baltimore to be preachers — has represented Baltimore for more than 20 years.
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Tony Evans was named one of the "12 most effective preachers in the English language" in a 2018 survey conducted by Baylor University.
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Crusades and cathedrals Avoiding the types of public scandals that befell other prominent preachers was key to Graham's long-running success, said Martin.
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Yet one person told Reuters his conservative friends had privately cheered the attack, and some mosque preachers continue to rail against social liberalization.
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Ivan finds his footing only to mix it up with an assortment of predatory preachers, mercenary record producers, corrupt cops and miscellaneous hustlers.
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On Saturday, Francis and King Mohammed VI visited an institute the monarch founded to train imams and male and female preachers of Islam.
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After all, whether we're talking Al Gore-esque climate change advocates or overzealous preachers, we've all probably heard that the end is nigh.
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My mom thought it would be a good idea to listen to the advice of local Islamic preachers and have my daughter circumcised.
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It did not say what kind of preachers they were, nor did it say if the Korean was from North Korea or South Korea.
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Push and pull Beyond the battle-hardened survivors of the caliphate, there are plenty of ISIS sympathizers sustained by online radicalization and extremist preachers.
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But the Johnson amendment precludes only this kind of talk; it does not bar preachers from holding forth on moral issues of the day.
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Some 52% of the punters in the pews say welfare spending is too high, compared with just 17% of the preachers in the pulpit.
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He did and said things I didn't see being said and done by most white Southern preachers; that's what attracted me to his church.
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He was recently selected, along with Taylor, as one of the 12 most effective preachers in the English language in a prestigious preaching survey.
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On the ideological front, officials monitor extremist publications in a host of languages, including Chinese and Urdu, and track fatwas issued by radical preachers.
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If they need a few suggestions, here are some other notable Baptist preachers: Martin Luther King Jr., Oswald Chambers, Billy Graham, and Neiliezhü Üsou.
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Billboards for famous pastors dot the highways, an annual redemption camp attracts millions of people, and some preachers are more visible than political leaders.
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Not only within the Ottoman realm but far beyond it, the caliphate formed the apex of a international network of teachers, preachers and judges.
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Qatar once offered a refuge for Wahhabi preachers whom even Saudi Arabia considered extreme, and Osama bin Laden is said to have stopped by.
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For only the second time in two decades, Baylor University has released its list of the 12 most "effective" preachers in the English language.
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"Revivalists, for short?" made me think of either an art movement or a group of evangelical preachers, but EMTS revive people for a living.
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They gave visas to extremist foreign preachers to spread their ideology, and allowed religious schools to be built without adequate oversight of the curriculum.
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That message was echoed in our preachers' sermons every Sunday morning as figures like Jesus Christ and George Washington were treated with similar reverence.
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Preachers who spread what they call the "prosperity gospel" have been involved in financial scams and money laundering schemes, as well as other stampedes.
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Protesters, many inspired by Islamist preachers, have taken to the streets of the region's cities to demand an end to the French military presence.
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And like most plantations out in the countryside, they'd built a "chapel of ease," where itinerant preachers would speak to those within walking distance.
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In Karachi's affluent neighborhoods, women meet at Quran classes and at private talks by female preachers, in residences and institutes watched over by guards.
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It was one of several gun attacks in the country since 2015, with victims including a public prosecutor, a police spokesman and several Muslim preachers.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, MMM itself got a boost in Nigeria after being endorsed by some "prosperity preachers," who dominate the country's religious sphere with their megachurches.
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The DuPre Saxophone Quartet performed his quirky "Jesus Is Coming," a driving piece woven through with samples of babies' cries, preachers' sermons and choral voices.
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For its part, commerce-minded Venice ignored the injunctions of Catholic preachers and accommodated Jewish traders, as well as Muslims, when not fighting the Ottomans.
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Its charismatic preachers packed London's 27,000-seat Wembley Arena, urging followers to boycott Western democracies and eschew secular lifestyles as a manifestation of kufr (unbelief).
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Half the congregation is consigned to basements, walled-off rooms with no access to speakers or preachers, or relegated to distant and dark upstairs corners.
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In a brilliant act of resistance, the Washington D.C. Gay Men's Chorus used their voices to drown out homophobic street preachers in Tennessee last weekend.
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It is the Rawalpindi headquarters of the Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) missionary movement, which sends preachers round the world to attract Muslims to the Deobandi movement.
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In some parts of the city, posters appeared calling for protests and asking preachers in mosques to talk about the current situation in Kashmir valley.
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Luther argued against what he saw as abusive practices by Catholic preachers, though the reformation divided western Christianity and resulted in violence, persecution and discrimination.
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Lindsay Glickstein, an influencer marketing expert who runs Starlicity PR, said in an interview that it's very possible brands are sending preachers the latest styles.
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Best known for "Salvation on Sand Mountain," in which he embedded deeply with snake-handling preachers, Covington has always been drawn to danger and God.
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Pentecostal and prosperity gospel preachers, whose denominations have the lowest average income and educational attainment in the country, were more likely to support Mr. Trump.
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I pay off porn stars and when asked, say no, no, no, but the preachers will always bless my lies and say go, go, go.
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While they lived under ISIS rule, state preachers and propagandists doubtless argued that the terror group would resurge to defeat its enemies against all odds.
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Although the battle of the preachers is at the center of his novel, James isn't interested only in the struggle between these two flawed individuals.
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People have to adapt: Elizabethan preachers condemned coal as literally the Devil's excrement; some Victorian homeowners comfortable with gaslight thought Edison's light bulbs too bright.
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They have their fiery preachers, their arcane lore, their faith in Fox News hosts who peddle phony stories, their "churches" -- gun shows -- and deeply ingrained mythologies.
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Radical preachers, such as Muqbil al-Waddai, opened retreats in the desert, where at prayer-time trainees bowed down to Kalashnikovs laid in front of them.
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Shortly after the military ousted the Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi from the presidency in mid-2013, the religious endowments ministry fired 55,000 preachers not authorized by Alcazar.
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In the 18th century, Muslim preachers began forcing Jews to convert, creating a community of residents known as chalas, whose descendants still form a distinct community.
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They replaced the four pulpits at the foot of the Kaaba, one for each of Sunni Islam's schools, with a single one, exclusively for Wahhabi preachers.
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Usmani found that many recruits come from secular backgrounds, learning about Islam from ISIS-linked preachers posting videos to YouTube, rather than at a local mosque.
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He followed in a path that had been walked by a long line of preachers such as George Whitefield, Dwight Moody and Billy Sunday before him.
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Such preachers suggest that "planting seeds" (giving money to the church) will bring a harvest of its own, and that wealth is proof of God's love.
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This is not to mention the routine practice of hate speech not only against Iran but against all Shiite Muslims by Saudi Arabia's government-appointed preachers.
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Among them are casual Catholics, born again Baptists, ordained Rabbis and preachers, secular atheists, and teachers who use the podcast as an example of close-reading.
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And I think in North America, bands like Suede, Manic Street Preachers, and Radiohead were included purely because they were British and popular at the time.
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The country has also marketed itself as an oasis of religious tolerance, offering training to preachers from Africa and Europe on moderate Islam to counter extremism.
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Newspaper and TV reporters had tracked Kosovars who had gone to Syria, and had interviewed their families and investigated the radical preachers accused of recruiting them.
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Some don't even pretend anymore, says W. Hulitt Gloer, director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching, who helped compile the list of effective preachers.
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According to prosperity gospel preachers and believers, nice things like jets and cars and rent money are God's way of blessing people for a faithful life.
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Because left alone, over time there is an undercurrent of radical ideologies," radical preachers and recruitment networks, "and getting rid of that is very, very difficult.
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The Franciscans were in the vanguard of this movement, but it also attracted preachers and adherents among the Augustinians, Dominicans, other mendicant orders and the laity.
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Instead, they've made a pretty solid choice by recruiting the Manic Street Preachers to record what we assume will be a good, old fashioned rock anthem.
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Saudi-funded religious schools with puritanical preachers have persuaded many in our community that Sufism is a threat to the practice of a "pure," original Islam.
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Preachers suddenly made millions of dollars and were as infamous for their designer suits and cases of embezzlement and fraud as they were for their oration.
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John Hagee, one of America's most prominent end-times preachers, once said that Hitler was sent by God to drive the Jews to their ancestral homeland.
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Firebrand preachers seized on his comment to declare — including, illegally, during Friday sermons — that anyone who voted for him would face dire consequences on Judgment Day.
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" — Mr. Macron, after a gunman tied to the Islamic State killed a police officer on the Champs-Élysées in April "The hate preachers must be expelled.
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It can still be considered a fringe movement, but the rise of the megachurch and celebrity preachers like Joel Osteen have given its tenets new prominence.
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Others denied entry to Singapore include two Muslim preachers banned last year, with authorities saying their views bred intolerance and were a risk to social harmony.
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Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that shares power with Nidaa Tounes, backs this approach, though some blame it for exacerbating the problem by previously indulging radical preachers.
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To historians of religion, like Kate Bowler of Duke University, when Mr Trump speaks of spiritual matters his words fairly ring with the cadences of prosperity preachers.
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Paradise and its virgins are a pet topic of preachers, who present these otherworldly delights as rewards to those who dwell in the lands of sexual misery.
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For years, state-backed preachers told the Saudi public that women should not travel longer than a night alone and that this was rooted in Islamic practice.
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Estevam Hernandes, one of Brazil's best-known preachers, cheerfully resumed his career after returning, in 2009, from five months in an American jail for smuggling undeclared cash.
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The President touted action on abortion policy, his move to allow preachers to talk politics from the pulpit and getting Neil Gorsuch named to the Supreme Court.
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Fundamentalist preachers like Jerry Falwell and his Moral Majority, founded in 1979, gained prominence across the country, passing along a literal fire-and-brimstone style of Christianity.
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"As a preachers' kid, growing up you're just told to be an angel — Be a good boy, be a good girl, do the right things," Sir said.
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Peers like Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Manic Street Preachers, Catatonia, Stereophonics, not to mention legends like Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, and Scritti Politti, were all guilty of it.
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That this tradition is sufficiently flexible to include prosperity preachers, rabbis, Catholic bishops, evangelicals and many others who don't typically coalesce is a confirmation of its strength.
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On a given day, there are former and current government officials, generals, judges, bankers, tribal elders, former members of the Taliban and preachers from Kabul's major mosques.
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Gay people were nothing but sexually depraved creatures of lust, the preachers preached, until the AIDS crisis of the 1980s demonstrated the irrefutable depths of their humanity.
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Should preachers disclose that kind of gifting to their followers, the way a traditional influencer is required to—though those rules are often skirted—by the FTC?
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His call springs not only from Jonathan Edwards and Cotton Mather but also from spoiled preachers like Jimmy Swaggart and James Bakker, and now from Donald Trump.
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But critics said it punished preachers who criticized Mr. Orban, while ensuring the loyalty of the 32 religious institutions that were allowed to keep their legal status.
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He believed that writers, artists, musicians, poets and preachers were the real legislators of mankind, and in America they were detached from the nitty-gritty American experience.
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Sekou can't help but remind you of the mid-20th century preachers and men of God who lead the fight against segregation and racial hatred in America.
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Instead, he and his campaign team spent considerable energy counterattacking radical preachers — in effect, taking the bait and unwittingly making sectarianism the central issue of the race.
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Preachers used it as a calming device, and I felt as though it was used especially as a way to overlook the value that death can bring.
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Fea references, too, the work of early American revivalist preachers like Jonathan Edwards, who believed the second coming of Christ was imminent in Boston during the 18th century.
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Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that shares power with Nidaa Tounes, backs this approach, though some blame it for having exacerbated the problem by previously indulging radical preachers.
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He weaves a lively tale, peppered with a cast of adventurers, spies, preachers, communists and McCarthyites who have boosted and sabotaged the relationship in turn over the years.
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His family included preachers from the ultra-conservative Salafi school of Sunni Islam, which sees many other branches of the faith as heretical and other religions as anathema.
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"Most were popular preachers, artisans, farm laborers, or poor, ignorant folk who could not recite the Lord's Prayer or did not know what the Sacraments were," writes Weir.
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Mr Royer had been radicalised by jihadist preachers who were born in America but had grown up in the Middle East and later returned with a new ideology.
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The quasi-governmental Qatar Foundation hosts campuses for six prestigious American universities, but also promotes sermons by known hate preachers at a mosque meant to serve those campuses.
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And his speaking style was notably looser and freer than the rest of the speeches in the ceremony: He was speaking in the rhythm of black American preachers.
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Most of us, however, make decisions about what to fear and how we respond to fear with the help of trusted intimates and advisers, Hobbes's teachers and preachers.
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The son and grandson of preachers who made his living by beating men to a pulp was described as "thoughtful, measured and risk averse" outside of the ring.
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The sweet torture of Sunday mornings, though, inevitably yields another reward preachers talk about -- feeling like they had nothing to give, but finding out later that they did.
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The concern has prompted the authorities to step up their efforts to prevent recruitment, and to take aim at groups and preachers who send young followers to jihad.
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The Financial Times previously found that ads from major organizations were appearing next to content from supporters of extremist groups like rape apologists, anti-Semites and hate preachers.
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Instead, she was caught in an onslaught of gunfire here that no one has been able to stop — not the police, not the mayor, not parents or preachers.
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Each was selected as one of the 12 "most effective" preachers in the English-speaking world in a prestigious list released this year by Baylor University in Texas.
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Sidewalk preachers from San Antonio convened at the Valero gas station opposite the church, bellowing their prayers, if not in front of townspeople then for reporters' iPhone cameras.
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His father, Tony, was one of the most important evangelical Christian preachers of the last 22014 years, a prolific author and an erstwhile spiritual adviser to Bill Clinton.
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Mr. Alamo claimed to be unique among Christian preachers because he was born a Jew and had a "supernatural experience" through which he became a born-again Christian.
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At North Carolina's capitol last month, several dozen mostly black preachers protested the comparison of the transgender bathroom fight to the 1960s civil rights movement against racial segregation.
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YouTube also removes extremist content but continues to host sermons of extremist preachers, saying that the content of their speeches does not specifically violate YouTube's terms and conditions.
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After undergoing what he said was a religious awakening in college, Mr. Coe joined a handful of preachers traveling around the Oregon area to spread their evangelical message.
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His 1920 feature "Within Our Gates" bluntly depicts lynchings and the racist subjugation that they enforced while also mocking black preachers who promised heaven instead of offering education.
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Eventually, I wrote the first history of the prosperity gospel from its roots in the late 19th century to its modern mix of TV preachers and suburban megachurches.
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Preachers like Nigusie—sharply dressed, charismatic, and renowned for exorcising demons from the bodies of the faithful—represent a strain of Christianity not widely associated with traditionally Orthodox Ethiopia.
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He also has close ties to the New Apostolic Reformation, a loose network of controversial evangelical preachers who believe themselves to be modern-day prophets heralding the end times.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Tuesday banned five Islamic clerics and an American evangelical Christian pastor from entering the country, calling them "hate preachers" who posed threats to public order.
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Those who feel the opposite can find plenty of evangelical preachers who reaffirm their belief that environmental concern is a form of paganism or a ploy by big government.
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But this also means means that anyone and everyone can get their message to the eyes of the TV-viewing public, from Scientology to Sarah Palin to homophobic preachers.
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Whatever anti-democratic rumblings might exist among the masses, party activists and elected officials seemed to provide an adequate buffer, as preachers of and adherents to the democratic tradition.
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In 2007, a confrontation between authorities and supporters of radical preachers at an Islamabad mosque led to the death of more than 100 people when commandos stormed the complex.
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Other measures being phased in require preachers to recite only approved sermons sent to them by mobile phone, and insist that only registered and government-trained imams may preach.
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It is in this space that our teachers and preachers of fear work, throwing their weight behind one interest over another, making one principle seem higher than the other.
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It currently has 42 students, all transgender women who are mostly street performers or sex workers, who attend weekly prayers and classes about Islam taught by six Muslim preachers.
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" A group of conservative preachers showed up wherever gay-rights activists appeared, while dozens of African-American demonstrators had a direct rejoinder to Trump's slogan, "make America great again.
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One of those preachers, the German authorities assert, is a 15-year-old Iraqi who goes by the name Abu Walaa and whom the authorities arrested on Nov. 8.
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Lawyers, doctors, plumbers, electricians, and even preachers and pastors have engaged in specialized education and practical training to prove themselves prepared, even by established standards, worthy of professional claim.
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Based on a recent Instagram post from Lentz's wife, Laura Lentz, preachers may feel pressure to keep up with the culture of consumption they have created in their churches.
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In the past year hard-line preachers have taken over many mosques, and conservative officials have shut down music concerts and tried to stop women from traveling while unaccompanied.
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It also means blues, zydeco from bayou country and a Jazz Fest touchstone, the gospel tent, where singers, preachers and choirs of everyday worshipers belt out praises and gratitude.
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Inspired by the Irish playwright John Millington Synge's "Playboy of the Western World," Mr. Brosnan conjures a Bible-thumpin', biker-beatin' hellhole of perverted preachers and leather-vested louts.
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We see megachurches with immense congregations and charismatic preachers and singers for whom singing and speaking often merge, while music slides from gospel to blues to jazz to rock.
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"I come from a family of preachers," said Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, who served with Mr. Pence in the House and still communicates with him regularly.
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The most extreme narrative is, I looked at so much footage of television preachers saying that God had told them that he had chosen Trump to be the president.
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Pakistan's Interior Ministry on Monday alleged for the first time that the two were preachers who had abused the visa system by posing as business people to enter the country.
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"Graham is one of the leading evangelical preachers who has supported Trump and who is rallying his flock around politics that is extremely dangerous," Refuse Fascism spokesman Barry Thornton said.
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Speaking on "The Preachers," a talk show on Fox, Mann introduced "All Lives Matter, But..." Like his first piece, "All Lives Matter, But..." centers on issues of race and privilege.
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Like a lot of non-conformist preachers, Mr Edwards started out in the lower clergy, or the finance profession's version of it—as a researcher at the Bank of England.
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The prosperity gospel is an umbrella term for a group of ideas — popular among charismatic preachers in the evangelical tradition — that equate Christian faith with material, and particularly financial, success.
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Under the pretext of freedom of speech and the right to public expression of views -- values which mean nothing to them -- preachers of hatred are once again poisoning people's minds.
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Young Kosovars had been running off to join the Islamic State in Syria; friends told me that radical mosques and preachers had become prominent, and religious vigilantes were threatening people.
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Many of the preachers identify themselves as so-called independent Baptists, meaning that they are not a part of any of the denomination's groupings, such as the Southern Baptist Convention.
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"The preachers of hatred" was how the news weekly Der Spiegel characterized the new German right on its cover last month, emblazoned with a portrait of the petite Ms. Petry.
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Like the celebrities they pal around with, these preachers seem to be constantly cultivating their brands, watching out for photo opportunities and keeping up with trends in the luxury market.
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"The evangelicals called, some of the greatest pastors, ministers, preachers — and they just called today, five of the most respected people, and they said things that were incredible," claimed Trump.
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Aamir Liaquat Hussain, one of Pakistan's leading television preachers, has turned into a political analyst and in a series of nightly programs, accused the missing activists of having committed blasphemy.
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I refuse to allow America to become a place where gay people, Christian people, Jewish people are targets of persecution and intimidation by radical Islamic preachers of hate and violence.
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The series of attacks has alarmed politicians and prompted calls for action against what some commentators describe as a new form of anti-Semitism among the far-left and Islamist preachers.
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"Soldiers of the caliphate in Bangladesh were able to assassinate the polytheist apostate Hafidh Abdul Razzaq, one of the top preachers for the Rafidha religion," SITE quoted the group as saying.
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Preachers in Mashhad, Iran's second city and a stronghold of the clerical regime, called their followers onto the streets on December 28th to protest against rising prices, most recently of eggs.
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The second generation of Muslims in the West rejected the quiet and submissive faith of their parents and looked for preachers who spoke their language and understood their concerns, often online.
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He directed people to life-giving resources and spoke provocatively of a present and active divine interventionist who summoned preachers to name reality in places where pain, oppression and neglect abound.
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He regards himself as more devout than his parents, but does not pray regularly; he prefers the company of friends to listening to preachers, yet craves a purer version of Islam.
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The invisible gorilla Ask various scholars why people continue to misuse scripture and you'll get fairly similar answers: declining biblical literacy; tricky biblical translations; and preachers who don't do their homework.
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Apart from than his numerous visits to African American churches and appearances with black preachers, Gillum did not explicitly raise religion, nor, for the most part, did his opponents or interviewers.
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With the steady post-1960s weakening of traditional Christian confessions, the preachers of this kind of gospel — this distinctively American heresy, really — have assumed a new prominence in the religious landscape.
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It's something we tackle in this episode "Us Too," like with the fact that we do get into the preacher thing and say preachers haven't always been on their best behavior.
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I had spent the last 48 hours in a hotel ballroom with over 500 flat earthers, listening to hours of lectures from apocalyptic preachers, crank podcast hosts, and self-proclaimed scientists.
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The wife of "The Preachers" host John Gray got into a heated showdown with cops and flight attendants ... some of whom ended up getting booted off the plane ... TMZ has learned.
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And when the beholder wants to maintain an unequal status quo, it's easy to accuse picketers, protesters, and preachers alike of incivility, as much because of their message as their methods.
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In the early years, its founding preachers could be "angry" and "vile," but then the settlement was reorganized by rather jollier Puritans, one of whom liked Irish whiskey and Welsh conjurors.
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In Kandahar Province alone, the Taliban movement's original power base, about 300 preachers have been killed since 2004, according to Mawlawi Obaidullah Faizani, the head of the provincial Ulema Council there.
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Even the Catholic Church sees this not as a theological issue but as a matter of natural law, more a subject for philosophers, psychiatrists and scientists than for preachers as such.
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A small number of Albanians in the majority-Muslim ex-communist state have in recent years come under the influence of radical preachers, usually foreigners or Albanians who received their training abroad.
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IN AUSTRALIA, Pentecostal preachers are rejoicing over the emergence of one of their followers as head of government, and urging people to pray that he will prevail in the next general election.
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Attendance at so-called imam hatip schools, used to train Muslim preachers, has shot up from about 60,000 in 2002 to over 203m, or about a tenth of all public-school students.
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Flor Edwards: The Children of God started out under Father David, who came from a long line of evangelist preachers and he wanted nothing more than to follow in his mother's footsteps.
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It's important to know, say, how slave preachers in places like Jamaica and Barbados, as well as the American South, deployed biblical imagery of freedom to help create unrest and outright revolt.
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Bartenders, strippers, real estate speculators, golf fans, preachers and politicians — they are all wondering what a post-Whitey Lester world might look like, and whether his clubs really would go with him.
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Even so, it is not clear that the preachers of original sin have managed to explain why a benevolent God would create such profoundly flawed creatures as they believe us to be.
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The summer after high school, Samuel Cook and his friend Martin Luther King Jr. were sent by their fathers, both preachers, to work in Connecticut's tobacco fields to earn money for college.
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If rough numbers from multiple provinces are any indication, it is enormous, and it has sown fear among preachers who know that their words at the pulpit could cost them their lives.
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Like a pinball, the word "apostate" bounced from minaret to minaret across Cairo, and by the following Friday, in sermons across the country, preachers went after Nasr—even in his own village.
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When George W Bush tried to capture the Republican nomination in 2000 with a rich alliance of tax-cutters and brimstone preachers, McCain ran on a rebellious ticket of campaign finance reform.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore has banned two Muslim foreign preachers from entering the city-state because their views bred intolerance and were a risk to its social harmony, the government said on Monday.
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HASSI MESSAOUD, Algeria (Reuters) - After persuading oil majors to help explore Algeria's vast shale gas reserves, state energy firm Sonatrach has started reaching out to a different kind of partner: mystical Sufi preachers.
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If your daddy's a preacher and you're looking for a pimped-out outfit for him they also own another store that all the pimps and the preachers go to called Brite Creations [laughs].
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Construction of the "house" for the old Bolsheviks, the preachers and executioners of the revolution, began in the late 1920s—at the same time as the mausoleum was given its final granite form.
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Their preachers on satellite television call for re-establishing Zaydi rule across the border, not just over the three border provinces the Al Sauds seized in 1934 but even over Mecca farther north.
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Then he meets up with two pro-life preachers to hear why they're so passionate about the issue—including one man who thinks anyone who terminates a pregnancy should get the death penalty.
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Public Sacrifice For several years, Tara Siegel Bernard and I have been hearing stories from teachers, preachers and other employees of nonprofits of all sorts about the problems in their workplace retirement plans.
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It was a vibrant and dynamic mixture of University of Michigan graduate students, rogue musicians, sidewalk preachers, sketchy odd-ball drifters, and leftover psychedelic hippies from the city's prime back in the 1960s.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Mosques in Germany run by ultra-conservative Islamists known as Salafists must be banned, their communities broken up and their preachers expelled, German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel told Der Spiegel magazine.
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American evangelicalism has always contained a number of different tendencies: It's home to rigorous heirs of the Reformation, seeker-sensitive megachurches, would-be ecumenical "mere Christians," prosperity preachers and hard-edged Christian nationalists.
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The Baptist part is inherited, like baldness or dimples: Both of my grandfathers and three of my uncles were Baptist preachers, and my parents met as graduate students at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Conservative figures in the government, including Islamic preachers or mullahs serving in Parliament, have bristled over the shelters for years and see them as foreign meddling and an imperialist imposition on Afghan culture.
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Six religious leaders — including a rabbi, a cardinal, and a diverse group of Protestant preachers — will participate, more than for any previous president, said Jim Bendat, an author and historian of inaugural ceremonies.
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The challenge facing British and Bangladeshi intelligence is far more complex than when preachers such as Mr Sayeedi, who is now behind bars in Bangladesh, were banishing booze from east London's curry houses. ■
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The American-led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq in the early 2000s furnished ample new material for jihadist preachers all over London, and Mr. Raja fell into a kind of voluntary social work.
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In Britain, for example, there are Salafi mosques whose preachers are theologically conservative but are far from terrorists; and there have been terrorists who have had nothing to do with the mainstream of Salafism.
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To that end, the Call In featured a who's who of Savannah law enforcement, including Police Chief Joseph Lumpkin and District Attorney Meg Heap, along with a federal judge, preachers and other community members.
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As in many poor countries, Zimbabwe's economic woes provide fertile soil for Pentecostal preachers who promise their flock that piety will be rewarded by prosperity, but often seem more interested in their own wealth.
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But rather than spurring discussion about Islam, his approach — shutting unregistered mosques and banning unauthorized preachers while drawing the religious establishment into an uneasy embrace — has had the effect of constricting the debate here.
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We're provoked to condemn the molestation of male children by their preachers, parents, or another adult, as evidenced in works of art such as Ray Donovan, Doubt, Spotlight, Red Hook Summer, and Antwone Fisher.
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At the time, in Italy and elsewhere, itinerant preachers were stirring up mobs to demand the expulsion of the Jews, as had been done recently in Spain and Portugal and, centuries earlier, in England.
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The preachers who justified slavery used racist arguments, he wrote, but so did many of the abolitionists—the ubiquity of racism meant that no one was immune to its seductive power, including black people.
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When he returned to Mississippi after serving 10 years as an Army Ranger, he found Tibbehah County infested with strip joints and meth labs, bogus preachers and vicious bikers, crooked politicians and marauding gangsters.
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The fight could not be won through military intervention alone, she said, adding that there was a need to defend pluralistic British values that were superior to anything offered by the "preachers of hate".
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Most of the preachers have publicly ignored the posts, and some have pushed back privately, via DM. In an interview with VICE, Jones said that one church even sent him a cease and desist.
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Fares told Motherboard that mainstream Islam has become hijacked with tele-evangelist preachers, extremely popular in the Arab world, telling Muslims how to live their lives without an emphasis on the personal and spiritual.
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Indeed, even as Saudi leaders were shaking hands and smiling at their Western counterparts, they were hosting preachers advocating jihad to the hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Mecca for the annual pilgrimage.
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"You see preachers from every background across the country, bringing their own way of celebrating and worshiping that is different hour by hour," said Pauline Kuipers, who chairs the fund that owns the church.
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Their rises and falls are legendary, and vestiges of that era brim with gaudy, golden churches, theme parks, massive television studios, private jets, and sweaty-faced preachers promising cash donations would curry God's favor.
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These beliefs create a worldview that is illiberal, intolerant and hostile to the West and promote a mind-set that makes adherents far more susceptible to the rhetoric of violent Islamist groups and preachers.
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But he gradually won their trust, speaking at Liberty University in Virginia, the largest Christian college in the country, doing nine interviews with Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network and building relationships with Pentecostal preachers.
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" In the unlikely event that their GOP-friendly campaigns of mass persuasion were to draw unwelcome scrutiny from the IRS, congregants and preachers alike can essentially reply, "It wasn't me; it was the CIT.
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Commentators have blamed the surge in anti-Semitic attacks on incitement by Islamist preachers, others on the rise of anti-Zionism - opposition to the existence of Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people.
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In 21943, at the beginning of his rise to fame, Graham and his tight circle of traveling evangelists gathered in California and catalogued the sins that had destroyed the careers of other Christian preachers.
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Anti-government Kurdish activists told Reuters that authorities for years tolerated Salafi preachers and militants linked to al Qaeda on condition that they shunt their violence beyond Iran's borders towards Americans in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Gray -- a host on "The Preachers" -- and Aventer were on "TMZ Live" Friday trying to explain why she was singled out by the American Airlines crew when she attempted to switch seats with her nanny.
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Some commentators have blamed the resurgence on unchecked incitement by fringe Islamist preachers, calling it a new form of anti-Semitism, as opposed to that most commonly associated with Nazi ideology and the far-right.
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The religious affairs directorate removed another 620 staff including preachers and instructors in the Koran on Tuesday, bringing to more than 1,100 the number of people it has purged since the July 0003 coup attempt.
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In a sermon given in 19723, King, a Baptist, urged his fellow-preachers to move beyond unseemly displays: "We can't spend all of our time trying to learn how to whoop and holler," he said.
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The distinction made here is far too simple, but it is justified historically by the importance in Protestantism and its precursors of lay preachers, sometimes including women, and of teaching and preaching in the vernacular.
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Glickstein said her influencer clients (who are not preachers but have similar numbers of Instagram followers) are regularly sent lookbooks from brands so that they can "shop" at home for items they'd like as gifts.
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Both these statesmen became advocates of religiously neutral governance in part because they saw how the Anglican establishment in their home state of Virginia was abusing its privileged status, for example by persecuting Baptist preachers.
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They denounced a surge in attacks that some commentators blamed on incitement by Islamist preachers, others on the rise of anti-Zionism - opposition to the existence of Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people.
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What could be more flamboyantly offensive than the anti-bullying advocate, Melania, hanging a Presidential Medal of Freedom around the neck of one of the biggest bullies and hate preachers of all time, Rush Limbaugh?
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Abdulbasit Kassim, a co-author of "The Boko Haram Reader: From Nigerian Preachers to the Islamic State," said that other Islamic State provinces had released videos of revenge for the killing of Mr. al-Baghdadi.
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Outside of being the "pastor to the presidents," Graham -- who died Wednesday at the age of 99 -- was one of the first Christian preachers to harness the power of media to spread his religion's message.
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Butt had appeared in a television documentary called "The Jihadis Next Door", as one of a group of men who unfurled an Islamic State flag in a park and who had connections with known radical preachers.
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Its website spoke of "making a safer environment and community for all of our children and grandchildren," and its proposals sounded modest — tougher police action, better intelligence, curbs on hate preachers, more controls on terrorism suspects.
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Prosperity preachers are often dismissed by mainstream theologians as pompadoured hucksters (think Oral Roberts, a pioneering televangelist) or as near-heretics, for suggesting that believers can achieve God-like powers over their own health and wealth.
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Security experts say squabbling layers of government, under-funded spy services, an openness to fundamentalist preachers and a thriving black market in weapons all make Belgium among the most vulnerable countries in Europe to militant attacks.
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Half of the jihadists who carried out attacks in the West since 9/323 were radicalised online, according to New America, a think-tank based in Washington, DC. Some preachers streamed self-erasing lectures on Snapchat.
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Similarly, Germany's BfV domestic intelligence agency and Federal Intelligence Service (BND) accused Saudi Arabia -- along with Qatar and Kuwait -- of funding mosques, religious educational institutions, radical preachers to disseminate Salafism via the Saudi Muslim World League.
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It will only be defeated when we turn people's minds away from this violence – and make them understand that our values – pluralistic, British values – are superior to anything offered by the preachers and supporters of hate.
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Seeking to boost support for the chancellor's conservatives, senior Merkel ally Julia Kloeckner stoked the integration debate at the weekend by calling for stricter rules for Islamic preachers and a ban on foreign funding of mosques.
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To address the myriad problems and concerns of blacks in this era, black preachers discovered that congregations expected them not only to guide worship but also to be the community's lead informant in the public square.
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Kano asked the bus driver to stop the bus, and the chorus formed a big circle around the street preachers, who were carrying "Jesus can save you from your sin" and "God hates homo sex" signs.
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But he is under pressure to address voter fears of broader radicalization at mosques manned by radical preachers and prisons that offer fertile ground for proselytizers of a hardline Islam at odds with France's secular foundations.
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On a recent weeknight, Mr. McCready, 36, was in a fire hall in Union County, southeast of Charlotte, chatting up a room full of African-American preachers, many of whom he had met before the midterms.
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The French authorities have tolerated the creeping influence of a minority of Salafi preachers, largely funded from overseas, and their attempts to impose a more rigorous, combative, and exclusionary brand of Islam in certain urban areas.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan identified on Monday two Chinese nationals recently abducted and killed by the Islamic State and, in a new twist, said the two were preachers who had posed as business people to enter the country.
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The state company brings Sufi preachers to meetings in the country's southern region, where most of Algeria's energy reserves lie and which is also home to more traditional communities, to explain prospects for jobs and other benefits.
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These houses of worship are seen as social safety nets, even as the hundreds of millions of dollars they draw in from attendants each year have propelled preachers into the ranks of the richest people in Africa.
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" Peter Tatchell, a gay-rights veteran who defends the liberty even of religious conservatives, finds that advancing metaphysical ideas is generally unhindered in his home country, Britain, "apart from the occasional over-zealous arrest of bigoted preachers.
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During the summer in Algeria, brigades of Salafists and local youths worked up by the speeches of radical imams and Islamist TV preachers go out to monitor female bodies, especially those of women bathers at the beach.
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Away from the glitz of Cannes and Nice on the seashore, many live in gritty housing projects where unemployment and feelings of alienation run high, making young men and women vulnerable to jihadi preachers such as Diaby.
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Provocation of the liberal media, energetic self-justification, and unapologetic dominion over an ultimately doomed planet are the hallmarks of premillennial dispensationalist preachers like Robertson, rendering him the natural choice for an exercise in Trump's self-promotion.
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The evidence is all around: lawyers representing troublesome clients have found themselves behind bars; preachers who used to pronounce against corruption stick strictly to their anodyne scripts; and stand-up comedians have stopped poking fun at royals.
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He left the Trinity Broadcasting Network in 2011, believing it had censored him after he accused the popular preachers Rick Warren and Robert H. Schuller of promoting what he called "Chrislam," a mixture of Christian and Islam.
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In the messy aftermath of the war in Iraq, many such preachers constructed a revisionist interpretation of America's role in Kosovo's wars, arguing that the Americans had turned the country into its vassal, rather than saved it.
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On the final day of the campaign, tens of thousands of people gathered at Jakarta's largest mosque to hear preachers tell them it was God's will that they cast their ballot for one of the two Muslim candidates.
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Richey Edwards of the Manic Street Preachers (1995) Edwards had a long history of mental health issues, and went missing in February 1995, just before his band was supposed to fly to the U.S. for a promotional tour.
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Yet those changes have been accompanied by a crackdown on dissent, including the arrest and alleged torture of some of the activists who campaigned for decades to improve women's rights - as well as Muslim preachers who opposed them.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A series of attacks across France in recent days has alarmed politicians and prompted calls for action against what some commentators describe as a new form of anti-Semitism among the far-left and Islamist preachers.
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Moreover, while Facebook has at times issued bans on toxic content from certain domestic hate speech preachers', such as banning some of InfoWars' Alex Jones' pages, it's failed to stop the self-same hate respawning via new pages.
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Martin Sr. was not the only minister in the family; there were preachers on both sides, including young Martin's great-great-grandfather, Isaac Lee, a freed black who founded an African Methodist Episcopal church in Maryland in 19883.
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Jewish leaders in France have expressed growing alarm over anti-Semitism driven by fringe Islamist preachers, alongside that more commonly associated with Nazi ideology and the far right and a rise in anti-Zionism on the hard-left.
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Like it or not — and I don't — Bangladesh has changed since independence, after decades of petro-dollar-funded preaching, online campaigns by Islamist preachers and millions of dollars sent back home from Bangladeshi workers in the Persian Gulf.
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"On this question I am for zero tolerance," Gabriel said when Spiegel put it to him that the Tunisian who killed 13 people in a Christmas market attack in Berlin had been in touch with Salafist hate preachers.
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First, while western powers and foreign influences played an important role in setting the stage for conflict, the worst excesses of our tyrants, be they presidents and kings or preachers and evangelists, are products of our own societies.
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The preachers of "House, Techno, and Love"—otherwise known as Mikey Lion, Lee Reynolds, Marbs and Porkchop—are exploring previously uncharted territories during the 21-date international jaunt, which kicks off tomorrow (December 3) at Brazil's Som & Sol Festival.
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Two of Poland's most notorious far-right hate preachers, one of them a Catholic priest, are scheduled to speak at a "rally against terrorism" in the U.K. Saturday as community tensions run high following a string of terror attacks.
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Christian revivals drew the converts and the curious alike, their brash, compelling preachers spreading word across the growing country that Christ's second coming was imminent, and society must rid itself of all evil-doing — and evil-doers — and soon.
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In an interview on Portuguese television, Mr Santos Silva struck back against northern Europe's austerity preachers: "There are no professor-states or student-states in the EU." In turn Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, warned Portugal to maintain "solid finances".
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Seeking to shore up his claim to religious leadership of the Taliban, Mullah Mansour has in recent months sent groups of preachers on a special mission to Helmand, according to one commander in Musa Qala district, Mullah Aziz Mutmain.
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The preachers' responses can be amusing: The woman's heavenly reward is to be her husband's happy wife throughout eternity, the two of them destined to enjoy perpetual conjugal felicity, at the symbolic age of 33 and in good health.
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Rebecca Barrett-Fox, a visiting assistant professor of sociology at Arkansas State University who has researched Christian extremists, said she had tracked about five churches — in California, Texas, Arizona and Tennessee — where preachers had endorsed the killings in Orlando.
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He echoes that statement with a particularly impassioned verse later in the track: Well, there's a full-blown rebellion but you're easy to confuseBy triggered kids and fakers and some questionable views Oh, call the cops, call the preachers!
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Cox handles nearly everything himself—programming, recording, artwork—but is joined by his brother, Andraus guitarist Austin Cox, on the song "Solless," and more ephemerally by the ghosts of long-dead preachers, whose cassette-taped voices haunt the tracks.
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Government officials confirmed that Mr. Choudary, one of the country's most notorious radical Islamist preachers, had been released from a probation hotel after serving more than half of a lengthy prison term for inciting support of the Islamic State.
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Bruno Cadoré, the master of the Order of Preachers, as the head of the Dominicans is known, declined to be interviewed, and a spokeswoman said that, in any case, the master did not decide on the suppression of convents.
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On Wednesday morning, as friends shared memories of Ms. Land and as preachers lamented the brutal constancy of Chicago's violence, Ms. Turner sat in the front row of the sanctuary, barely an arm's length from her daughter's white coffin.
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Imam Doudi's influence, the report noted, extends all over France and even "goes well beyond the country's frontiers" and throughout Europe, as other countries, in particular Germany, have had their own troubles with Salafist preachers and monitor them carefully.
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Bishop Curry, in the great tradition of black preachers, delivered a loose, improvisational sermon that began as a meandering discourse but built to a passionate, shouting climax, name-checking Martin Luther King Jr. and slave spirituals along the way.
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To hear Harris speak in front of a large audiences now, when her voice rises for emphasis, you can hear the cadences of traditional black preachers — an almost lyrical quality that can turn an excoriation into something more poetic.
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On Friday, authorities tried to stem the domestic fallout, instructing mosque preachers to focus sermons on "the fierce and unjust onslaught targeting the country", according to a directive seen by Reuters that did not specifically mention the Khashoggi murder.
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We knew we had to do something, so we gathered individuals from all disciplines and backgrounds -- teachers, preachers, parents, judges, cops, doctors, pharmacists, community leaders, and others -- to exchange dialogue and move quickly to address the staggering problem confronting our communities.
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The furore over extreme content escalated after the Times, a London-based newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch, whose empire also contains many television properties, ran a story in mid-March with the headline, "YouTube hate preachers share screens with household names".
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And second, that they were equally obsessed with the Manic Street Preachers, who had just released their debut album Generation Terrorists, the cover of which was a man's naked chest adorned in a huge cross necklace and a rose bicep tattoo.
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On the whole, he draws his strongest support from several evangelical subgroups: Old guard culture warriors like Robertson, professional politicos such as Ralph Reed, who leads the Faith & Freedom Coalition, and Pentecostal prosperity preachers like Paula White and Kenneth Copeland.
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But whether the backlash was founded or not, it reflects the profoundly ambiguous feelings Americans of different faiths have about wildly wealthy preachers like Osteen — whose net worth is estimated at over $50 million — and about the "prosperity gospel" he preaches.
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In slave society, black preachers played an important role in the community: They acted as seers interpreting the significance of events; as pastors calling for unity and solidarity; and as messianic figures provoking the first stirrings of resentment against oppressors.
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What she does say about prosperity preachers and Fox News shock jocks duping their subjects by directing their anger away from real sources of local grievance like oil spills and gas leaks might confirm the argument she seeks to overturn.
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Brazil's rapidly growing evangelical churches, which are well funded by the tithes paid by millions of followers, are carving out an important part of the personal donation market with preachers telling the faithful to donate to specific politicians, often ultra-conservatives.
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"When preachers like Barbara Brown Taylor and myself started out preaching ministry, we assumed that there was a Christian faith already in place out there, and our job was to put some interesting stuff in the lattice work," he says.
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Britain First's closest associations among the Polish far right are with two of the country's most notorious hate preachers, Jacek Miedlar and Piotr Rybak, who share the British group's staunchly anti-Islam agenda but also have reputations as anti-Semites.
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Callimachi: And then his family, seeing his interest in the faith, they even try to introduce him to moderate preachers, moderate imams that they know of, in an effort to essentially orient him towards a different expression of the faith.
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Looking back, some of the grossest immorality of the late 20th century had nothing to do with gay bath houses, as preachers sometimes suggested, but rather with the blowhard televangelists who suggested that AIDS was God's punishment of gay men.
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In the past years, we have come to recognize the belligerent preachers like Robert Jeffress and Franklin Graham, the pious politicians like Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo, and the deep-pocketed funders such as Betsy DeVos and her extended clan.
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"We must take stock of the potential risks of collusion between civil society and terrorists, better monitor places where radicalization occurs, keep tabs on all suspect individuals like radical preachers and trace their funds," former Prime Minister Moussa Mara said.
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It was the same impulse that drove her when she first took office at the start of the year to invite Christian preachers, a rabbi, an imam along with people of other faiths to say prayers before City Council meetings.
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So if he's chosen this guy to be president, some preacher on TV believes it, and then the preachers who pastor churches who watched that show then take the message from that and then pass it on to the congregation.
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Revival preachers like John Wesley, Jonathan Edwards, and George Whitefield — the most famous person in Britain and America in 1740 — told people that it was not good enough to be baptized into your local church, just by accident of birthplace.
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But when it comes to LGBTQ rights anywhere else, Trump is seemingly more interested in exciting the support of evangelical preachers than in keeping his word to the American people and America's pledge to be a champion against discrimination around the world.
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"I did not expect it to go public the way it did," Arnold told PEOPLE exclusively after shooting a segment for the new daytime television show, The Preachers, hosted by Dr. Jamal Bryant, John Gray, Dr. E. Dewey Smith and Orrick Quick.
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Wales's official song, by the Manic Street Preachers, is the expected bouncy and sharp rock performance — although an unofficial track, released by the indie punk band Helen Love, has also received significant acclaim for its homage to the star attacker Gareth Bale.
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" Norman Podhoretz, in these pages, took moral umbrage at the embrace of the downtrodden: Algren seems to believe, he wrote, "that we live in a society whose bums and tramps are better men than the preachers and the politicians and the otherwise respectables.
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He points out that many pioneering rockers, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Jerry Lee Lewis, came out of the Pentecostal Church; for some preachers, he argues, rock and roll was worrisome precisely because its frenetic performances evoked the excesses of Pentecostal worship.
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While more orthodox Christians have kept him at arm's length or condemned him, he's wooed televangelists and prosperity preachers, and pitched himself to believers already primed to believe that a meretricious huckster with unusual hair might be a vessel of the divine will.
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" Though events like the disappearance of (famous self-harmer) Manic Street Preachers' guitarist Richey James triggered an outpouring of emotion in the letters pages of the music press, "it was the NME and Melody Maker that decided what to print and when.
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The Supreme Court declared same-sex marriage the law of the land, overturning the Mississippi Constitution's marriage amendment, and the preachers who heavily populate the radio spectrum in Jackson declared the United States of America definitively captive in the talons of the devil.
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Mr. Green, president of a group of pastors named Mobilizing Preachers and Community, said he rejected Mr. Cuomo's first request to introduce him at a black church a week ago in part because he is unhappy with the governor's record on minority contracting.
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For one thing, that would mire the show in 2019, instead of making it feel a little like it exists outside of time; after all, televangelists and families of powerful preachers, with jets and mansions and bling, are hardly a new phenomenon.
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His histories of American popular music ("That Devilin' Tune: A Jazz History 2505-23474" and "God Didn't Like It: Electric Hillbillies, Singing Preachers and the Beginning of Rock and Roll, 1950-1970," among others) reflect a fathomless musical knowledge and an iconoclastic streak.
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Like other Kattankudy youth lured by new overseas fashions, he had come under the spell of foreign preachers whose sermons were being passed around town by DVD, said M.B.M. Fahim, one of his classmates and now a lecturer at the same madrasa.
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The group said that all those released in the town of Tabqa and the city of Raqqa and its suburbs had no blood on their hands and had worked as preachers in similar jobs or as employees in the Islamic State's civilian institutions.
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And it's important to note that Saudi Wahhabism, a deeply limiting, harsh and narrow vision of Islam, is rejected by the majority of Sunni orthodoxy, even though the Saudis' wealth has allowed them to export it through text books, mosques and preachers.
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" The creation of a ministry Graham built his ministry by bringing the gospel message of tent-revival preachers into the modern media age, using any tool at his disposal -- from telegrams to telephones to satellites and the Internet -- to "win souls for Christ.
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So too is the fact that so many disparate players in the evangelical world, from New Apostolic Reformation prosperity gospel preachers to "old school" evangelical stalwarts like Falwell and Robertson, have combined forces (with Trump's implicit approval) into a Trumpist religious-media complex.
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