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  • Hackers group Anonymous takes down Vatican website: http://t.co/B6lbGAVp

  • WGN-TV calls doomsday prophecies "an illusion": http://t.co/mv8Gzyw7

  • RT @graceishuman: Really,? Asking people JUST LEAVING the service how they felt about it? Tacky, tacky, inappropriate

  • Whitney Houston's funeral service really took the world to church. Love Pastor Winans' honesty, very moving.

  • #teacher ? Here are appropriate responses to situations with your Jehovah's Witness student: http://t.co/A6UfqcgH

  • #Teachers: Want to know why your Jehovah's Witness student won't say the pledge and how to respond? http://t.co/EIdlgDwW

  • 3 common questions teachers ask about their Jehovah's Witness students: http://t.co/kPTygb8r

  • 3 common questions teachers ask about their Jehovah's Witness students: http://t.co/0y3R4WZV

  • Hey @BlackArtistNews check out this sculptor, this will blow your mind. My mind seriously can't take this in. http://t.co/I4VgB8ni

  • What do reporters have to say about balance in religion? Watch the video from last night's panel: http://t.co/jutu8oJ9

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The Pluralism Project at Harvard University studies interfaith engagement and religious diversity in American society.  

According to the project, there are now more than 550 interfaith centers in the United States which combine multiple religions in one place of worship. Many of these centers came about after the tragedies of September 11.

Apparently, such multi-faith centers are especially appealing to women. The project’s spokeswoman, Kathryn Lohre, told Religion News Service, “Interfaith organizations provide opportunities for women’s leadership in a way that oftentimes the religious traditions themselves do not, simply because those positions do not need to be sanctioned by any religious head or body.”

Learn more about the Pluralism Project.

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