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July 22
- Papua New Guinean revivalist churches push dangerous campaign for 'faith-healing' of AIDS Liam Cochrane, Yahoo! News
- The Hindu Gods Seem to Have Been Working Out Shefal Anand, The Wall Street Journal
- Iraq's Waterless Christians: The Campaign to Expel a Religion Jason Motlagh, Bloomberg
- Chinese Christians injured in 'bloody' police clash Christian Today
- When, why and how Christians use the word ‘Allah’ — CFM Malay Mail Online
- Myanmar to Try Former Religion Minister on National Security Charges Myo Than Khine and Kyaw Thu, Radio Free Asia
- In 30 countries, heads of state must belong to a certain religion Angelina Theodorou, Pew Research Center
- Hundreds of Muslims join Pro-Christian, Anti-Isis rally in Baghdad Frances Martel, Breitbart
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July 21
- Falun Gong members remember dead Loa lok-sin, Taipei Times
- Philippine sect opens 'worlds largest indoor arena' AFP
- Did the Rebbe Identify Himself as the Messiah—and What Do His Hasidim Believe Today? David Berger, Tablet
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July 20
- Iraqi Chaldean bishop urges world to act after Mosul’s Christians forced to flee Raheem Salman, Reuters
- Concern and Support for Iraqi Christians Forced by Militants to Flee Mosul Tim Arango, The New York Times
- ISIS Is Worse Than Genghis Khan, Says Top Iraqi Christian Leader Dominic Evans and Raheem Salman, The Huffington Post
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July 19
- Saudi Arabia investigates imams who did not condemn al Qaeda attack - paper Angus McDowall, Reuters
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July 18
- ISIS Forces Last Iraqi Christians to Flee Mosul Alissa J. Rubin, The New York Times
- Pope Francis Calls Israel And Palestine Presidents In Plea For Gaza Ceasefire Yasmine Hafiz, The Huffington Post
- Jihadists stone Syria woman to death for 'adultery' AFP
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July 17
- Son pleads for release of father imprisoned for religion in China David Paterson, Brampton Guardian
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July 16
- Iraq names moderate Sunni parliament speaker in move to break political deadlock Isra'Al-Rubei'i and Ahmed Rasheed, Reuters
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