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Ben Bradlee: Newspaperman, Family Man, Friend - OnFaith

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By Patton Dodd, Jeffrey Huston, Steve Norman
| onfaith.co
Ben Bradlee, a legendary American newspaperman and son, brother, husband, father, and grandfather, died last night in his Georgetown home at the age of 93. We already know that everyone respects Ben Bradlee. For those of us at OnFaith, it’s been a delight to witness that so many people love him, too. Bradlee was editor of The Washington Post from 1965 to 1991. OnFaith was founded at The Post in late 2006 by Sally Quinn, a longtime Post columnist and Bradlee’s wife of 36 years.
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The Religions that Survived 14 Centuries of Islamic Rule - OnFaith

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By Gerard Russell, Jeffrey Huston, Steve Norman
| onfaith.co
Ours is the oldest religion in the world,” said the Mandaean high priest to me in 2006, when we met during my diplomatic posting to Baghdad. He did indeed turn out to be the religious leader of an ancient people whose traditions go back to third-century Babylonia; he was also, for me, the man who opened a door to an Aladdin’s Cave of forgotten faiths.
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15 Ways The Onion Tells 1 Joke About God - OnFaith

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By Patton Dodd, Steve Norman, Jeffrey Huston
| onfaith.co
The Onion, “America’s Finest News Source” since 1988, has long been one of America’s finest sources of religious commentary. Christianity gets most of the attention, but the satirical website regularly deals with Islam, Judaism, atheism, and general spirituality. At its best, The Onion can be downright prophetic — a voice in the street calling people to come correct.
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