Category: RNB Quicklinks

Today’s issue of RNB QuickLinks looks at a book you probably won’t find in your church’s library, reports on a noisy church burglar, and shows why Hindus are upset with Heidi Klum.

Plus: Just in time for Christmas: A kinder, gentler version of Guitar Hero.

And you probably won’t believe who donates to the ‘atheist’ bus ad campaign.

In this light-hearted edition of RNB’s QuickLinks: Muslim women encouraged to hit their husbands; ET supports McCain (and according to a prominent atheist may have created earth); 20 ways to answer someone if you have no case.

Also: The Virgin Mary, of course, as well as a four-foot-tall statue of Jesus. Plus: What would be the worst-case scenario for Scientologists?

Today’s RNB Quicklinks: A Da Vinci Code-inspired stabbing, snakes in church, peeping Toms caught, the usual suspects (Obama, Satan and Oprah), and a puzzling Scientology quote.

Also: prayers on Wall Street, the Ugliest Baby Jesus, and what if the world could vote in the US elections?

We’ve managed to gather L. Ron Hubbard, Patty Hearst, Jimmy Hendrix and Jesus OneTouch on one page.

If you look closely you’ll even see Walter Cronkite.

We’ll tell you where the Virgin Mary is, give you today’s religion number, and took a look at the books in your hotel room’s nightstand.

Today’s RNB QuickLinks reveals CIA Agents disguised as Mormons, the hijood (like the burqini, but then for athletes), and ethical dogs.

Also: the black mailbox, Jesus appears in a bathroom sink, and what to respond to “The Lord be with you.”

And more, including a prediction of churches twice as big as today’s largest mega-church. You have been warned!

Today’s issue of RNB QuickLinks brings you Satanic bikinis vs. full-body swimwear (yes, we’re talking Islam, of course), atheists upset at being shunned by an interfaith service, religious freedom, hell, Scientology whistleblowers and BB King…

Anonymous vs. Scientology, Interview with the former vampire, religion-motivated littering, Bahai, and sundry other items of possible interest.

A new Religion News Blog feature.