Do you buy into the "Whole-CD Approach" of organizated religion where you have to download all of their songs, or only their songs? Or do you mix and match a bit, taking what you need from various spiritual traditions, taking the best of everything and leaving the worst behind? To read Clark's piece on the fastest growing religious movement in America visit the Washington Post's On Faith blog. i-Religion: Spirituality as Playlist
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May 28, 2009
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