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Religion

How religion influences human behavior.

Religion

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"Open Hands, or Fists?": Eboo Patel on Young People's Worldwide Influence
Video Clip August 7, 2009
A Flight Is Diverted by a Prayer Seen as Ominous

Last week a flight attendant on a US Airways Express Flight traveling from La Guardia to Kentucky alerted the cockpit of a suspicious passenger.

Facing Today January 25, 2010
A Jew is Not One Thing

28 minutes
Source: Out of print

This short film explores the nature of Jewish identity in contemporary society and raises questions about the personal nature of identity. Profiled are religious and secular Jews, ardent Zionists, and Jews committed to life in the Diaspora. This pluralistic view embraces the complexity and contradiction inherent in a diverse community.

Library Resource December 15, 2009
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America

113 minutes

Source: First Run Features

A Life Apart relates the story of the creation of the Hasidic post-Holocaust communities in the United States with particular emphasis on New York City. Seven years in the making, this film takes the viewer into the depths of Hasidism's sometimes harsh, and often beautiful, world. From mystical tales to mesmerizing music, and from Rebbes to Holocaust survivors, it reveals an insular world few outsiders have seen.

Library Resource December 15, 2009
Abercrombie & Fitch Faces Lawsuit Over Muslim Headscarf

Abercrombie & Fitch refused to hire Samantha Elauf because she wears a headscarf. Nineteen-year-old Elauf is a community college student from Tulsa, Oklahoma. She is Muslim, and covers her head for religious reasons. When Elauf applied for a position at a Tulsa Abercrombie Kids store in June of 2008, she was turned down, and later found out from a friend who works at the store that “the headscarf cost her the job.” The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed suit against Abercrombie on Elauf’s behalf.

Facing Today October 13, 2009
Bishop Accused of Holocaust Denial Rehabilitated

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