Family Research Council clarifies Hindu criticism.

Clarifies the position of the Family Research Council regarding the prayers uttered before the United States (U.S.) Congress. Details on the criticisms received by an article in its online publication regarding the invocation of a Hindu priest before the Congress; Principle of religious freedom in U...

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Publicado en:Christian Century Vol. 117; no. 27; p. 993
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Publicado: Christian Century 10/11/2000
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