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Barack Obama has vowed that he will "change the world" ...the supremely confident demeanour and exalted rhetoric...in pursuit of a landslide victory...We all love you Obama"...was devoted to the kind of quasi-religious sentiments...was described as "preternaturally confident"...both Democrats and Republicans in New Hampshire appear convinced that Mr Obama will win. "We feel we're on the brink of a whole new life in this country,"...A lone McCain supporter at the rally said she too was convinced that the Republican nominee was finished. "McCain has lost," ..."He's lost because the Messiah has spoken and we're going to change the world.

A downtown St. Paul charter high school will go ahead with tonight's play about the homeless but decided Wednesday to exclude the man who inspired it after learning he was convicted eight years ago of third-degree sexual misconduct. The short set of monologues — based on young mothers, former white-collar managers and drug dealers whose lives converged at a St. Paul homeless shelter — was the brainchild of a Dorothy Day Center resident. Over the past few weeks, he teamed up with the drama club director of the Minnesota Business Academy to transfer those real-life personalities onto the stage. But...

In his final "Sermon By the Sea" given in 1959 at Asilomar, California, Ernest Holmes shared with us his vision of the outcome of global well-being, the human species and Earth transformed by the consciousness that he had articulated as Science of Mind. His Sermon is a prescription for planetary resurrection, a prophetic, millennial assertion of the role of Religious Science in bringing about the world's rebirth: [Science of Mind] is the most direct impartation of Divine Wisdom that has ever come to the world, because it incorporates the precepts of Jesus, and Emerson, and Buddha, and all the rest...