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INSIDE THIS UPDATE Many Americans Mix Multiple Faiths Pew Forum in the News Top Religion Headlines QUICK LINKS >> Bioethics Death Penalty Gay Marriage Religion & Politics Religion & Public Schools Religion & Social Welfare Religion & the Law Religion & World Affairs U.S. Religious Landscape Survey	Many Americans Mix Multiple Faiths The religious beliefs and practices of Americans do not fit neatly into conventional categories. A new poll by the Pew Forum finds that large numbers of Americans engage in multiple religious practices, mixing elements of diverse traditions. Go to the survey report » Pew Forum in the News Dec. 10, 2009 - USA Today More U.S. Christians mix in 'Eastern,' New Age beliefs USA Today reporter Cathy Grossman examines findings from the recent Pew Forum survey, highlighting how devotion to one clear faith is fading as many Americans mix beliefs and practices from a variety of faith traditions. Read more Pew Forum in the News articles » Top Religion Headlines Dec. 4 - The Daily Star As a succession nears, which way will Egypt's Muslim Brothers lean? Dec. 6 - The Toronto Star Dragon Slayer still fearless: 'Mother of all Uighurs' wants international inquiry into Beijing's crackdown on Muslims in her province Dec. 7 - The New York Times Senate panel in N.J. approves gay marriage bill Dec. 7 - Los Angeles Times Humanists launch a godless holiday campaign Dec. 7 - Los Angeles Times L.A. Episcopal diocese's selection of lesbian bishop draws sharp Anglican rebuke Dec. 7 - Religion News Service Christian group that excludes gays headed to Supreme Court Dec. 8 - Associated Press Israel official: religious law must become binding Dec. 8 - The Globe and Mail Opinion: A military coup in Pakistan? Dec. 10 - The Times Three women challenge Ireland's ban on abortion at European court Dec. 10 - The Washington Post To be or not to be decking the halls? Read more Religion News »

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