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	Adherents.com
		"An impressive indication of this shift toward the practical, personal, and democratic is the robust growth of the small-group movement: A quarter of all Americans meet regularly with others to share spiritual concerns, seeking insights and support from peers rather than institutions and experts.
		Table with following columns: Movement; Total Membership; Full-Time Members; P/T Members; Sympathizers.; For this study Clarke "approached researchers and observers in the field of new religions [and org./church reps.] to obtain their opinions and any hard...
		"Several Buddhist lay movements are offshoots of the branch of Japanese Buddhism founded by Nichiren (1222-1282) and rely upon the Lotus Sutra as their scripture.
	www.adherents.com /Na/Na_609.html (3054 words)

	joegratz.net » 2005 » April (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It’s titled “Addicted to the Courts”, and it’s a warning to liberal activists that court victories must be coupled with grassroots movements showing why the desired result is the fundamentally fair result.
		Neuborne’s point is that other progressive victories have not been followed by a grassroots movement to convince the public that there is a strong fairness rationale for the outcome.
		He singles out abortion, gay rights, and the removal of religious imagery from government display as three areas where the public has not been convinced that the judicial result is the fair result.
	www.joegratz.net /archives/2005/04 (2973 words)

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		He specializes in consulting corporations, non-profits, political campaigns or movements and individuals to effectively harness the power of the blogosphere as well as establish and maintain the important task of blogger relations.
		Michael Turk is Vice President of Industry Grassroots for the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, where he is working to build a robust grassroots activist base for the cable industry.
		Her populist grassroots campaign was widely praised for putting the media spotlight on the corrupting influence of special interest money on American politics.
	www.personaldemocracy.com /about (5778 words)

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