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American spirituality is a mile wide but only an inch deep. “America is awash in faith,” said D.G. Hart, a church history scholar, but people often are not clear in what their religion teaches. David Kinnaman, president of the Barna Group, reached a similar conclusion after directing a recent study on Americans’ beliefs and behavior.Read more of this story.

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On Saturday Green Bay got three more priests, but those at the ordination service were likely doing a double take. Identical twins Ben and Joel Sember have different personalities. Ben thinks he’s a bit more confident but quieter, while Joel believes he’s the more outgoing and friendly Sember. Either way, both have the same passion for the priesthood.Read more of this story..

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Intelligently designed and built in a humble garage owned by the parents of co-founder Steve Jobs, the early personal computer begat a family of products that won the hearts and minds of consumers for its user-friendly software, sleek design and an enticing, countercultural ethos.Stories about Apple’s most ardent users and their cultlike devotion to its products are legend. David Kuo, an editor at the religious Web site Beliefnet.com, contended in a blog post that the fervor over the iPhone showed the company had grown into a new religion, "Appleism."Read more of this story.

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