.We're all entitled to our beliefs. Religion holds answer for some -- and questions for many others. Then there are news stores like those you'll find here, that leave most of us scratching our heads.
Praise for the Wicked
A man who claims to be "the reincarnated Apostle Peter" tried to send flowers to U.S. Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, who is accused of killing 13 people in the massacre at Fort Hood. Along with the flowers, he wanted to send a note calling Hasan a hero, according to NaplesNews.com. Dan M. Ross, of Lehigh Acres, Florida, sent an email to the florist with his order, adding "If anyone questions you, play stupid, and say you did not know as so many were injured. My money is green like everyone elses."Hey, Wanna See My Tattoo?
A man with a Jesus tattoo was arrested in Florida for exposing himself. Police say he called out to a woman, and when she didn't reply he unzipped... and whipped out a part of his body that presumably was not tattooed, according to nwfdailynews.com.Crack-Dealing Pastor
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Fort Wayne police have accused Rev. Curtis White III was dealing crack cocain to congregants of the Divine Faith Baptist Church. Officers say he had 6.6 grams of crack in his hotel room and 6.5 grams concealed in a body cavity.
Practicing Jedi
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May the force be with eight members of Scotland's 55-member Strathclyde Police Department, who describe themselves as being members of the "Jedi" religion. Let's hope internal affairs and Obi-Wan never finds them turning to the Dark Side.
Transexual Nun Wannabe
A 45-year-old Italian man is planning to undergo a sex change operation in the hopes of becoming a nun. "I talked about my wish with a priest but I was misunderstood," the man told the Italian news agency. "A conversation with a bishop was even worse."Facebook Fast
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In this age of online networking, some Catholics ponder giving up Facebook for Lent.
