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Muslims to overtake Protestants in Austria, study says
Vienna (ANTARA News) - Austria's Muslim community continues to grow, and according to a study by the Austrian Society for International Understanding, Islam will overtake Protestantism as the country's second-largest religious group by 2010. Christian religions had to suffer...Whatever happened to the wholesome Jesus who just hung around with prostitutes?
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Da Vinci Code from a Protestant Perspective- Kalki Bhagwan
Da Vinci Code from a Protestant Perspective- Kalki
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Da Vinci Code from Hindu Perspective- Kalki
“Da Vinci Code as Clash of Protestantism Vs Papacy in Christian Religion.”
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"Creationism dismissed as 'a kind of paganism' by Vatican's astronomer"
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