Almost anything that isn't a religious organization or private club.
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It is a religious organization that ministers to the community.
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St. Mark was the last religious organization to own the lot.
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I work in a school that is part of a larger religious organization.
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These include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, churches and other religious organization, among others.
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These include 266.4(c)(3) nonprofits, churches and other religious organization, among others.
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The religious organization fired back at the Southern Poverty Law Center's "hate group" assessment.
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Controversial religious organization the Church of Scientology is launching a TV network on Monday.
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If you're in a religious organization, who you see in your places of worship.
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But the system of religious organization allows him to accomplish his greater goal: environmental reform.
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It's a religious organization that says it has a presence in more than 100 countries.
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The religious organization has expanded around the world and has about eight million active followers.
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She worries the powerful religious organization will go all out to keep it that way.
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One of Oghi's firm resolutions had been never, ever to give money to a religious organization.
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"The way this amendment is written, it doesn't matter if you're a religious organization," said Rep.
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The Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps (ACMTC) of Fence Lake is an isolated, militaristic religious organization.
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"That's what makes them who they are -- that's what makes them a religious organization," she said.
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He formed Brotherhood of Eternal Love as a religious organization and their purpose was to spread psychedelics.
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Tayak swore that he had no connection to any religious organization and rejected the charges against him.
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The school and the building's previous owner, a religious organization, were exempt from the rent stabilization rules.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the only religious organization to make the list.
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Uber fired Levandowski, who has since gone on to form his own religious organization centered around artificial intelligence.
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Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, Province of the West, a religious organization, originally owned Verity.
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The association has long argued that it can limit homeownership to Christians because it is a religious organization.
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The"military-religious organization" was once led by Salafi Zahran Alloush before his assassination on Christmas Day 2015.
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Of the survivors who reported being abused in a religious organization, 61.4% said it occurred in a Catholic organization.
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Police say Yerachmiel Taube was arraigned Monday on charges including malicious destruction of property and destruction to a religious organization.
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Critics object to Ark Encounter, a religious organization, availing itself of government breaks while excluding prospective hires based on religion.
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When you start to realize you're gay, the authorities, the religious organization and the gangs, they are against gay people.
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You might think that being at a religious organization makes all this less likely, but the opposite may be the case.
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He underwent psychological therapy, spent 183 years with a "pray away the gay" religious organization, and even became an ordained pastor.
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"The church plans here, religious organization plans here, are, in effect, subsidizing the conduct that they deemed immoral," Justice Kennedy said.
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He also founded the Arizona Family Research Institute, a nonprofit associated with Focus on the Family, a socially conservative religious organization.
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The Church of Satan, founded by late High Priest Anton LaVey, began recruiting members to their non-theistic religious organization in 1966.
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The religious organization, which has been labeled an "anti-LGBT hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center, has faced controversy before.
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I applied for unemployment benefits and soon received notice that my supervisor at the religious organization had contested my application, claiming misconduct.
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The bill was widely supported by doctor, lawyer, and teacher groups; its main opposition was from the California Family Council, a religious organization.
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Beeton found support through the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and Joni and Friends, a religious organization for those with disabilities and their families.
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Under current law, a religious organization that is not a contractor could refuse to hire workers who do not share certain religious beliefs.
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Under current law, a religious organization that is not a contractor could refuse to hire workers who do not share certain religious beliefs.
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FREE SPEECH - Can a group identifying itself as a religious organization pass out literature on its faith at a public place like an airport?
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The House also added nonlicensed counselors into the bill, banning anyone operating for a religious organization, religious denomination or church, the news outlet reported.
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The religious organization eschews being labeled a church, and states on its website that it has more than seven million followers in 200 countries.
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The case is about whether the government can discriminate against the children who play on this playground — just because a religious organization owns it.
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A wealthy Iranian religious organization offered $2.7 million reward to anyone carrying out the fatwa and in 2012 it increased the amount to $3.3 million.
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The New Mexico Museum of Art's Picturing Passion: Artists Interpret the Penitente Brotherhood confronts representation, truth, and otherness in depictions of the storied religious organization.
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Donors would be free to make donations to a charity or religious organization contingent on the group supporting a certain piece of legislation or candidate.
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I don't think that you should be able to join a religious organization—or corporation, which the LDS group is—until you are an adult.
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Still another effort was made by participants in a religious organization known as the Fellowship Foundation, which sponsors the annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington.
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At the heart of the case is whether the state can deny funds to a religious organization that seeks to use them for secular purpose.
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If your school, religious organization, neighborhood association or corporation isn't doing something to address the stagnation of living standards, it should ask itself why not.
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When feasible, a religious organization should assign its employees duties that involve ministerial teaching, or other spiritual qualifications — duties that directly further the religious mission.
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The new government has since arrested hundreds of people they claim belong to the Muslim Brotherhood, a now-banned religious organization of which Morsi is associated.
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A break in Betty's quest seems to arise when a social worker reveals the Sisters were disbanded as an actual religious organization over 60 years ago.
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One of the experts cited in the feature, former Google self-driving car engineer Anthony Levandowski, established a nonprofit religious organization called Way of the Future.
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Most of the patrons left after the celebration ended, but congregants of the local chapter of the Metropolitan Community Church, a national gay religious organization, remained.
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"No business should be discriminated against simply because its owners donate to a church, the Salvation Army, or other religious organization," Abbott tweeted at the time.
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The state House also added language covering unlicensed counselors to the bill, prohibiting anyone operating with a religious organization, religious denomination or church from performing conversion therapy.
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The Supreme Court unanimously rejected an argument from the Obama administration that the government could interfere in the employment decisions of a religious organization, Hosanna-Tabor Church.
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More than 450 followers of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, a religious organization described by the South China Morning Post as a "doomsday cult," contracted the coronavirus.
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Remini, a former parishioner of the controversial religious organization, has dedicated her career to exposing what she claims is a system of lies and abuse within the church.
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Although the Duggars have denied being part of Quiverfull, they are followers of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP), a non-denominational religious organization that's awfully similar.
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Alamo died on Tuesday at a U.S. Bureau of Prisons facility in North Carolina, according to television station KARK in Arkansas, where Alamo's religious organization was once based.
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" Eric Paddock told reporters in Florida that his brother "had nothing to do with any political organization, religious organization, no white supremacist, nothing, as far as I know.
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"As the executive director of a non-profit religious organization, Jerome Dimitriou was supposed to serve the organization, not himself," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a statement.
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They also say Compassion International had declined a government offer to re-register as a religious organization, which would have allowed it to continue its work in India.
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Angel (Sean Carvajal) is being held pending trial for the shooting of a Reverend Kim, the leader of a religious organization modeled on Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church.
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The religious organization, created in the late 1960s by Alamo and his wife Susan, originally preached peace and salvation, which attracted hippies and young followers alienated from their parents.
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The bill outlaws local governments from taking "any adverse action" against any person or business for their affiliation with a religious organization, including those that promote anti-LGBTQ causes.
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Charitable donationsIf a religious organization, school, or other nonprofit made a big difference for you or is close to your heart, you can include charities in your estate plan.
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This hardly the first time pop culture has depicted a seemingly friendly religious organization whose ultimate goal was bringing a demonic creature into the world (looking at you, Rosemary's Baby).
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While an official investigation has yet to be launched into these claims, it's understandable that Clitoraid are keen to stress their position as a humanitarian—rather than a religious—organization.
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" Now, he says, "It was complete snake oil, but because it was under this guise of a religious organization, and they were using the right Bible verses, we bought it.
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The girls grew up in Fouke, Arkansas, where they lived on a compound of the eponymous religious organization created in the late 1960s by Tony Alamo and his wife, Susan.
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As a religious organization, the Kabbalah Centre is exempt from filing tax returns with the IRS, so little is known about where its money comes from and how it's spent.
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On Sunday, the religious organization SMS z Nieba (SMS from Heaven) posted photos taken at the Gdansk's Mother of Church parish, where books and other objects, like a tribal mask, were burned.
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As demonstrated by the Supreme Court's 2014 Hobby Lobby decision, the government can allow institutions controlled by a religious organization to be exempt from a law that conflicts with its religious beliefs.
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For Anwar Khan, chief executive of Islamic Relief USA, a humanitarian organization, donating to a religious organization is not just doing the right thing, it's "the essence of being Muslim," he said.
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The Satanic Temple is a nontheistic religious organization that has become known for its activism on issues such as separation of church and state, free speech and religious freedom, BuzzFeed News notes.
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The National Prayer Breakfast is organized by the Fellowship Foundation, a nonprofit religious organization designed to bring together leaders from the political, religious and business realm, on behalf of the US Congress.
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With that trial just a few weeks away Mark Harris at WIRED's sister publication Backchannel wrote a captivating profile of Levandowski—including his foundation of a religious organization dedicated to artificially intelligent robots.
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The Americans asked Elias — the refugee who said his dog had been killed — if he had ever volunteered or been paid to carry a weapon for any political or religious organization in Syria.
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First Amendment issues Lemon's question, however, was whether O'Rourke would be in favor of denying tax-exempt status if a religious organization "opposed same sex marriage," not if they took broader discriminatory action.
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The order's most controversial section directs the federal government not to take adverse action against any "individual, house or worship or other religious organization" that speaks about political issues from a moral perspective.
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Since leaving the church three years ago, Remini has been open about her past experiences with the religious organization, including claims she previously made about Scientology officials being controlling and intimidating toward members.
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In June, Turkish authorities arrested Taner Kiliç, Amnesty's Turkey board chair, accusing him of being a member of the Gülen movement, the service-focused religious organization Erdoğan insists was behind the coup attempt.
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Levandowski, the multimillionaire who is at the center of the ongoing legal battle between Alphabet and Uber over autonomous driving technology, recently filed paperwork to create a religious organization called Way of the Future.
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The young women grew up in Fouke, Arkansas, on a compound belonging to the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, a religious organization created by Alamo and his wife, Susan, in Hollywood in the late 1960s.
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However, we must not claim or imply that an individual is not qualified because of their religion or their membership in a particular religious organization, or their belief in the tenets of their faith.
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However, Oliver was critical of the fact that the tour to promote the children's book includes a stop at Focus on the Family, a religious organization that the host said promotes gay conversion therapy.
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The Centre generally describes itself publicly as a spiritual, rather than a religious, organization, dedicated to increasing the amount of "Light"—a kind of divinely-backed energy—within each person and in the world.
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So you go around... I mean I saw, sit with ministers in places, and they talk about not just the religious role that they play as a religious organization, but as a community organization.
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That memo, for example, prohibits the IRS from threatening the tax-exempt status of any religious organization that actively lobbied on behalf of a political candidate, which is not allowed under the Johnson Amendment.
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Though the TV series has received mixed reviews, Remini's hugely critical view of the religious organization is intriguing in that Scientology is, at best, confusing to outsiders and at worst seen as an abusive cult.
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In the meantime, though, up to 24,000 refugees who already have been assigned to a charity or religious organization in the U.S. will not be able to use that connection to get into the country.
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The bishop's decree not only represents the Vatican as a whole, but the fault lines present in a religious organization whose relationship to the wider culture has, in recent years, been rendered ever more complex.
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Her mother is the finance director for the Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, a religious organization in Caldwell, N.J. Mr. Frederick, 49, works as a video journalist and producer for The Associated Press in New York.
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The woman at the center of the lawsuit is a member of the religious organization and contends her beliefs, including her belief that a fetus is not an independent being, were violated by the state law.
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The coronavirus outbreak has caused nearly every religious organization around the world to rethink how it holds worship services, which typically involve people gathering in a confined space and coming into physical contact with each other.
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When the book was passed to me, I acted impulsively, slammed it shut and said, "This is a service organization, not a religious organization" and fled — to an empty cabin where I slept apart and alone.
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The three Democrats have publicly sparred over gun control laws for weeks, with Buttigieg and O'Rourke continuing their fight on the issue of ending the tax-exempt status of a religious organization that discriminates against LGBTQ Americans.
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Iran's ambassador to France at the time, Seyed Mehdi Miraboutalebi, made the statement during a private gathering at his Paris residence with two men working with an American religious organization, according to a report about the session.
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" It directed the Treasury secretary, who oversees the Internal Revenue Service, not to pursue enforcement efforts against any "individual, house of worship or other religious organization" for speaking about "moral or political issues from a religious perspective.
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"I want to make this nation great, I want to bring Jesus to this nation, because Jesus dignifies the heart of any believer," said Javier Bertucci of the religious organization The Gospel Changes in an internet broadcast.
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Missouri officials stated that although the preschool qualified for the grant, it would not be awarded one because the Missouri constitution forbids public funds being given as "aid" to organizations owned or controlled by a religious organization.
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"We are not a religious organization, we are a political organization," Jews in the AfD leader Wolfgang Fuhl told reporters at the inauguration ceremony, sitting on a podium with fellow Jews including a few wearing the Jewish skullcap.
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Bill Owens, the controversial founder of a conservative religious organization, said the President did "more talking than listening" during the event, which was long-scheduled but came after Trump disparaged a top African American lawmaker over the weekend.
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This relationship is called consumption philanthropy, in which people give to a religious organization or a school from which they will derive a benefit in the form of, say, a better religious education program or a new gymnasium.
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After all, despite this Pope's designation as a "liberal," he still oversees an institution that discriminates against women so blatantly and unapologetically that, were it not a religious organization, it would run afoul of American anti-discrimination laws.
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The group had been seeking for some time to block the Service Employees International Union from organizing the staff at its national office, claiming that it is a religious organization and therefore exempt from the National Labor Relations Act.
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"If a religious organization claims they need to receive a waiver in order to provide a certain service, the federal government allows that waiver," he said, adding that it forces these organizations to justify why they need the waiver.
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The decree had already put a considerable price on Mr. Rushdie's head: A religious organization called the 15 Khordad Foundation initially offered a $2.7 million reward to anyone carrying out the fatwa, then increased it to $3.3 million in 2012.
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The Western Wall Heritage Foundation, an ultra-orthodox religious organization that administers the grounds, arranged a viewing platform for female journalists inside the women's section, according to The Jerusalem Post, but female journalists at the scene said their view was obstructed.
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The Silicon Valley engineer, who has been accused by Waymo, Google's self-driving car company, of trying to steal trade secrets and give them to Uber, in 2015 "founded a religious organization called Way of the Future," Wired reported last week.
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"The IMN is more of a political organization than a religious organization," said Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai, adding that the IMN was declared an "unlawful society" because it constitutes "a threat to the security and good governance of the state".
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The employer doesn't even have to be a religious organization like a Catholic university, for instance; it could be a "closely held" for-profit company like a retail chain whose owners have "sincerely held" religious beliefs, according to the rule.
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Not only did the federal officials tell Doe's mother that she was pregnant, but they also forced Doe to go to a crisis pregnancy center, a religious organization that seeks to stop women from getting abortions, according to court documents.
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The injunction ordering Netflix to take the show off its online platform was issued by judge Benedicto Abicair after a religious organization Associaçao Centro Dom Bosco de Fe e Cultura filed a lawsuit against the show's creators Porta dos Fundos.
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While riding on a plane with the press, Francis casually made the announcement—which would lock women out of major leadership roles in the world's largest religious organization—after a reporter asked him about meeting with a female Lutheran priest in Sweden.
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When Nazario Moreno—better known by his nickname of El Más Loco or "The Craziest One"—inherited control of La Familia Michoacana he reorganized the cartel along the lines of a quasi-religious organization that looked a lot like the Santa Blanca Cartel.
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Alamo, an evangelical Christian who often promoted conspiracy theories about the Roman Catholic Church, founded his religious organization in the late 1960s in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles and in the mid-1970s moved the group's headquarters from California to Alma, Arkansas.
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And with Emanuel owing $1.3 million in back taxes to the IRS (he'd previously registered his company as a nonprofit religious organization, much to Uncle Sam's chagrin), Dr. Bronner's was at risk of going the way of the Rainbow Bridge in the sky.
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The goal of the board or landlord is to maintain a safe space for all the building's residents, including the hoarder, so finding a social services agency, a civic or religious organization, or a nonprofit to assist should also be a priority.
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A Mormon who used to work at the investment division of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints alleged in a whistleblower complaint that the religious organization amassed billions of dollars intended for charitable purposes and dodged paying taxes on them.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., joined by Justice Elena Kagan, wrote that the exception "should apply to any 'employee' who leads a religious organization, conducts worship services or important religious ceremonies or rituals, or serves as a messenger or teacher of its faith."
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A spokesman for Christian Super, which manages the retirement money of religious organization employees, said the AUSTRAC allegations were "of significant concern (and) our team are currently reviewing the information available and will determine any actions in line with our investment framework".
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Living Hope Ministries is a nonprofit, anti-gay, religious organization based in Arlington, TX that "proclaims a Christ-centered, Biblical world-view of sexual expression rooted in one man and one woman in a committed, monogamous, heterosexual marriage for life," according to their website.
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After happening upon a secret message, Malcom finds himself dealing with a dictatorial religious organization, the rebels working against them, and a 6-month-old baby (Lyra, the hero of His Dark Materials) who needs to protection against those who want to kill her.
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The documentary series explores how a 1983 bombing of a Rajneeshpuram-owned hotel, as well as increased intolerance of the religious organization from the town around it, led to what can only be described as an all-out war between these two radically different communities.
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Let's be clear here: a one-day private event, that the public has no interest or ability in attending, paid for by a private religious organization aimed at fostering friendship, whose members can withdraw at any point in time has been branded as a "ban".
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Formed in 2014, and granted its status as an official religious organization in 2016, the group claims to have over 800 members and is currently raising funds for a pagan temple, which Mr. Sonevang said would be the first in Sweden in over 1,000 years.
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Lyndsey's stepmother lives in the southwest of England, and is an adherent of Universal Medicine—a religious organization that promotes the teachings of Serge Benhayon, a charismatic former tennis coach from Sydney, Australia, who has claimed to be the reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci.
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The Carriers left their city of Lac-Beauport in December and headed to Africa, where they would do aid work in a remote Burkinabe village on behalf of the Congregation des soeurs de Notre Dame du Perpétuel Secours, a religious organization that helps the poor.
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For all his skepticism, even Justice Stevens probably wouldn't have imagined that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act would be invoked to excuse a religious organization from the mere obligation to tell the government that, for religious reasons, it couldn't comply with an otherwise applicable legal requirement.
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" It's impossible to not see this bill as an explicit defense of Chick-fil-A, which continues to make headlines for its charitable donations to organizations that discriminate against LGBTQ people, including the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a religious organization that requires its employees to refrain from "homosexual acts.
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" Here's what the order calls for: An easing of the ban on political involvement by religious entities The order instructs the Treasury Department not to penalize any individual, house of worship, or other religious organization that "speaks or has spoken about moral or political issues from a religious perspective.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Salvation Army's claim that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 exempts any religious organization from such a claim even when it does not raise the exemption as a defense to a lawsuit.
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The Trump administration may seek to dramatically expand what defines a religious organization and offer broad protections to individuals and organizations that oppose same-sex marriage, contraception coverage and more on the basis of religion, according to a draft copy of an executive order obtained by The Investigative Fund and The Nation.
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Holocaust remembrance posed a threat to the atheist Kremlin dictatorship, which didn't tolerate unsanctioned monuments, houses of worship or any location that could become a potential focal point for ethnic and religious organization; additionally, acknowledging the ethnic roots of the genocide would invariably draw attention to the Soviet Union's own anti-Semitism.
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"In urging congregants to come to a political rally, and in hosting the political rally, King Jesus Ministry appears to have inappropriately used its religious organization" to intervene in a political campaign, Rebecca Markert, the foundation's legal director, said in a letter to Mary Epps, the IRS' acting director of exempt organizations.
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A Ministry of External Affairs official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, following diplomatic protocol, said that Compassion International's partners were violating Indian law by engaging in religious activities, and that the organization declined a government offer to re-register as a religious organization, which would have allowed it to continue its work in India.
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The Justice Department is refusing to release Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's address to a religious organization during a closed-door event on Tuesday evening, according to reports.
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" That's the part of Section 501(c)(3) in the federal tax code providing this eligibility requirement for the unique privilege of receiving tax-deductible donations: a charitable nonprofit, religious organization, or foundation may "not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements), any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office.
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Recently, the Satanic Temple, a non-theistic religious organization known for protesting Christian influence in the government, turned its attention to this attack on women's reproductive health, staging Satanic counter-protests at anti-abortion rallies and filing a lawsuit against the state of Missouri on behalf of one of their members who was forced to wait 72 hours to get an abortion due to the state's waiting period law.
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A person known as Rilwan has been identified as a younger brother of Zaharan, and the main recruiter of followers around Zaharan - by the name of Mohamed Cassim Mohammed Rilwan NIC No. 903432624V residing at [address redacted], of the Kattankudy Police Division It has been found that this individual is currently in hiding after a clash between NTJ and another religious organization in Kattankudy on March 10, 2018.
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Greaves, 40, who describes his group as an "atheistic religious organization that uses the symbol of Satan to inspire civil justice," says that Satanic Temple volunteers will run clubs in cities from Seattle to Atlanta with the goal of ending up in all 50 states to "counterbalance" groups run by the Child Evangelism Fellowship that have been meeting in public schools since winning a lawsuit heard by the Supreme Court in 2001.
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The group, which runs assisted living facilities in two states, was already exempt from the ACA's contraception mandate because they're a nonprofit religious organization, but they objected to the exemption process, which didn't completely prevent their employees from getting covered birth control: The ACA requires non-profit groups to fill out a form telling their insurance provider if they object to contraceptives, then the insurance company has to make separate payments to cover the cost of birth control.
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Here is the key sentence: In particular, the Secretary of the Treasury shall ensure, to the extent permitted by law, that the Department of the Treasury does not take any adverse action against any individual, house of worship, or other religious organization on the basis that such individual or organization speaks or has spoken about moral or political issues from a religious perspective, where speech of similar character has, consistent with law, not ordinarily been treated as participation or intervention in a political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) a candidate for public office by the Department of the Treasury.
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