strife

Panic Seizes India as a Region’s Strife Radiates By JIM YARDLEY - THE NEW YORK TIMES - August 17, 2012 BRAJAKHAL, India — Like a fever, fear has spread across India this week, from big cities like Bangalore to smaller places like Mysore, a contagion fueling a message: Run. Head home...

Blast Awakens Egyptians to Threat From Religious Strife Mona ElNaggar reporting CAIRO — A deadly suicide bomb attack outside a Christian church in Alexandria on Saturday has forced the government and religious leaders here to acknowledge that Egypt is increasingly plagued by a sectarian...

Temples of strife: Power struggles at heart of recent Sikh violence Temples of strife: Power struggles at heart of recent Sikh violence - Holy Post In the parking lot of a former Canadian Tire outlet in suburban Toronto, now painted in the blue and gold of a Sikh gurdwara, about a dozen...

It may have been Winston Churchill, I could be wrong, who said the Truth is the first victim in the fog of war." Truth was a victim this week as well. The article that follows gives, in my humblest opinion, a good example of how politicians will say anything, and media will report anything...

Interesting clip from a documentary. I wonder if such strife is unique to the UK? YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

Really the whole thing is just a myth I was taught as a child that the Roman Catholic Church was the one true apostolic religious faith in the world. Protestantism certainly wasn’t it, and I assume that the various Jesuit, Franciscan, and secular priests who asserted all this were just as...

FREMONT — It's a hot weekday afternoon at Gurdwara Sahib, the Fremont Sikh Temple off Mission Boulevard. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/sikh/SIG=11fblqheq/*http%3A//www.insidebayarea.com/ci_2840521?rss

Shia-Sunni Strife: How Many More Karbalas and Quettas? Yoginder Sikand The massacre of hundreds of Shia mourners at Karbala (Iraq), and the blasts at an Imambara in Quetta (Pakistan), resulting in the death of dozens of Shias on the day of Ashura, are gruesome reminders of the simmering...