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Saturday
& Sunday, December 27th-28th
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Jerusalem
Post: World Leaders Call for Halt to Violence At Gaza
World
leaders appealed for a halt to violence in Israel and the Gaza Strip on
Saturday after at least 190 Palestinians were killed in an IDF offensive
against Hamas and dozens of rockets were launched into Israel in response,
killing one and wounding several others. READ
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HAMAS THREATENS
TO UNLEASH 'HELL'
...Palestinian
President Mahmoud Abbas said the Israeli air campaign was "criminal" and
urged world powers to intervene. Egypt said it would keep trying
to restore the truce between Israel and Gaza. Hamas threatened to
unleash "hell" to avenge the dead, including possible suicide bombings
inside Israel. READ
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Santa Gunman
Lost Job, Wife Before Gory Attack
Bruce
Pardo's ambitions rarely panned out quite as he envisioned. He lost his
electrical engineering job. His marriage ended after two years. Even his
planned getaway to Canada after a murderous rampage at his former in-laws'
house... READ
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Tony Blankley
Op-Ed: A Disturbing Book Worth Reading
I recently
read a book that deserves the widest possible readership: "The Trouble
with Textbooks -- Distorting History and Religion," by Gary A. Tobin and
Dennis R. Ybarra. I never have met or talked with either of these gentlemen,
but I can't say enough good things about this book. READ
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Fla. Woman
Claims 'Merry Christmas' Got Her Fired
A Christian
woman claims she was fired from her job because she greeted callers with
"Merry Christmas," but the vacation rental company says it's no Scrooge
and the woman is just a disgruntled employee. READ
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Judge
Allows Va. Anglicans to Leave Episcopal Church, Keep Property
Eleven
Anglican congregations in Virginia -- including some of the largest and
most historic churches in the country -- have won the legal right to split
from the Episcopal Church and keep their church buildings and property.
READ
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Gang Rape
of Lesbian Investigated in Calif.
A woman
in the San Francisco Bay area was jumped by four men, taunted for being
a lesbian, repeatedly raped and left naked outside an abandoned apartment
building, authorities said Monday. READ
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American
Thinker: A Conservative Vision Statement
For the
next few weeks our Democratic friends will be focusing on the inauguration
of Barack Obama as President of the United States. It's a good opportunity
for conservatives to have an "off-site."...The first thing to do at an
off-site is to develop a Vision Statement. That's a blue-sky definition
of what your organization does, a statement of its values.
READ
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American
Thinker: The Greatest Book Ever Written
As we
ponder, each in our own way, this most special of holidays, I have a suggestion:
read (or reread) the greatest book ever written -- the Gospel of John.
READ
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American
Thinker: God and the Auto Bailout
This auto
bailout has reached far beyond economics and politics...A New York Times
article stated that one preacher claimed desperately, "We have never seen
as midnight an hour." One church attendee called for prayers, hoping
to "see a miracle next week." And one sermon included a study of
the Book of Romans which read, "I consider that our present sufferings
are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us." But
will God choose to be intimately concerned with the rescue of one of the
most poorly managed industries in America? Though we should never
assume to know God's intentions, perhaps we can guess what He may be thinking.
READ
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Homosexuals
Showing 'Radical Intolerance' of Rick Warren
A leading
black conservative pastor and political activist says the high level of
anger in the homosexual community over president-elect Barack Obama's selection
of Rick Warren to give the invocation at his inauguration next month "shows
the nature of the culture war we are in."
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Friday,
December 26th
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Olmert Delivers
'Last Minute' Warning to Gaza
Israel
moved closer to invading Gaza, saying it had wrapped up preparations for
a broad offensive after Palestinian militants fired about 100 rockets and
mortar shells across the border in two days. READ
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Esquire
Magazine: Why Obama Really Might Decriminalize Marijuana
Famously,
Franklin Delano Roosevelt saved the United States banking system during
the first seven days of his first term. And what did he do on the eighth
day? "I think this would be a good time for beer," he said.
READ
MORE |
Russia To
Raise Nuclear Missile Output Fourfold
Russia
has thrown down a new gauntlet to Barack Obama with an announcement that
it will sharply increase production of strategic nuclear missiles.
READ
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Man in Santa
Suit Kills 8, Self on Christmas Eve
The bloodbath
began when an 8-year-old girl attending a Christmas Eve party answered
a knock at the door. A man dressed as Santa and carrying what appeared
to a present pulled out a handgun and shot her in the face, then began
shooting... READ
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Scientists Warn
Christmas Lights Harm The Planet
Scientists
have warned that Christmas lights are bad for the planet due to huge electricity
waste and urged people to get energy efficient festive bulbs.
READ
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Christian
employee refuses to secularize Christmas, gets fired
A squabble
over a Christmas greeting has gotten a Florida woman fired.
READ
MORE |
Reaching
out to autistic church members
A pastor
in Missouri is reaching out to members of his congregation who suffer from
autism. READ
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Christmas
Made An Official Holiday In Iraq
raq's
Christians quietly celebrated Christmas on Thursday with a present from
the government, which declared it an official holiday for the first time.
READ
MORE |
Amateurs Try
Genetic Engineering at Home
Using
homemade lab equipment and the wealth of scientific knowledge available
online, these hobbyists are trying to create new life forms through genetic
engineering. MORE |
Ahmadinejad
Delivers “Alternative” Christmas Message on British TV
Ahmadinejad:
.....We believe, Jesus Christ will return, together with one of the children
of the revered Messenger of Islam and will lead the world to love, brotherhood
and justice. The responsibility of all followers of Christ and Abrahamic
faiths is to prepare the way for the fulfilment of this divine promise
and the arrival of that joyful, shining and wonderful age.
READ
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Muslims
Erect ‘Allah Has No Son’ Banner in Nazareth
As Nazareth’s
Christians prepare to celebrate Christmas, they are playing down the appearance
of a confrontational Islamic banner that challenges an elemental Christian
belief. READ
MORE |
Woman Buried
In Snow For 3 Days Found Alive
A Canadian
woman who went missing last week in a blizzard has been found alive, buried
under almost a foot of snow for four days. READ
MORE |
Armstrong
Williams Op-Ed: The Blessings of a Simple Christmas Season
This Christmas,
blessings will be counted in different ways. And that may be the very best
gift of all. With an economic repression officially upon us... READ
MORE |
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Thursday,
December 25th
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Vatican Says
Galileo Was A Good Guy After All
Galileo
Galilei is going from heretic to hero. The Vatican is recasting the most
famous victim of its Inquisition as a man of faith, just in time for the
400th anniversary of Galileo's telescope and the U.N.-designated International
Year of Astronomy next year. Pope Benedict XVI paid tribute to the
astronomer and physicist, saying... READ
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Pastors
Reject Hype, Preach Humble Christmas Story
Stages
are set, sermons are ready, and tickets are nearly all reserved for the
thousands of seats in megachurches across the country as they begin numerous
Christmas services this week. READ
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Poll: Most
Americans Say 'Merry Christmas'
A vast
majority of Americans still say “Merry Christmas” instead of the more politically
correct greeting “Happy Holidays,” a recent poll shows.
READ
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Police in
India Reinforce Security for Christmas
To ensure
a peaceful Yuletide celebration for Christians countrywide, police and
security forces in India have beefed up their security, especially in violence-ridden
Orissa and Karnataka. READ
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Top Ten Ridiculous
Global Warming Claims Made in 2008
FOXNews.com
takes a look back at 10 things that global warming allegedly caused — or
will no doubt soon be responsible for — as reported in the news around
the world in 2008. READ
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Quebec
Parents Pull Children from Religion Class
A new
religion course taught in schools across Quebec was intended to improve
inter-cultural understanding, but so far it is generating deep division
as hundreds of parents pull their children out of class.
READ
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Liberal
Kristof Admits Conservatives More Generous Than Liberals
Columnist
Nicholas Kristof once again displayed his counterintuitive bona fides.
In his Sunday column, “Bleeding Heart Tightwads,” Kristof admitted to being
disturbed by a survey showing that liberals, for all their talk of compassion,
are less charitable than conservatives when it comes to spending their
own money. READ
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Illinois
Court Revives Suit Over 'Morning-After' Pill
Illinois
pharmacists who object to dispensing emergency contraception won another
day in court to fight a rule they claim forces them to choose between their
livelihood and conscience. READ
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Free Speech
& Inauguration Day... Are the Two Compatible?
A Christian
activist says it appears that First Amendment rights may be denied to pro-life
demonstrators during next month's presidential inauguration.
READ
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Ministries
Fear Restrictions Under Obama Administration
Christian
ministries are bracing for what they fear will be restrictions on religious
liberty once Barack Obama is sworn in as president. READ
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Churches
Are More Informal, Diverse Than a Decade Ago
American
churches have a more informal worship style and ethnically diverse congre-
gation than ten years ago, found a recent study on religious congregation
trends. READ
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Wednesday,
December 24th
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Bush Pardons
Christian Man Who Helped Israel During Wartime
In a gesture
of forgiveness for a decades-old offense, President George W. Bush on Tuesday
granted a pardon posthumously to a man who broke the law to supply aircraft
to Jews fighting in Israel's 1948 war of independence.
READ
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Rick Warren
Sets the Record Straight
Evangelical
Pastor Rick Warren believes America is being destroyed by "the demonization
of differences" and the media is to blame. As the media creates or fuels
conflict, it's creating more polarization and causing people to be more
rude and inflamed. READ
MORE |
Dow Falls
for 5th Straight Session on Grim Data
Wall Street
pulled back again Tuesday in muted trading ahead of the holiday, as another
round of reports showed further deterioration in the housing market and
broader economy. READ
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Obama chooses
Lincoln's Bible for swearing in ceremony
President-elect
Barack Obama plans to take the oath of office with his right hand on the
same Bible used to swear in Abraham Lincoln, the Presidential Inaugural
Committee announced Tuesday. READ
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Pope Condemns
Homosexual Behavior
Saving
mankind from homosexual and transsexual behavior is just as important as
saving the rainforest from destruction, said Pope Benedict on Monday.
READ
MORE |
Humanist
Parents Want a Church-Like Atmosphere For Kids
They are
not religious, so they don't go to church. But they are searching for values
and rituals with which to raise their children, as well as a community
of like-minded people to offer support. Dozens of parents came together
on a recent Saturday to participate in a seminar on humanist parenting
and to meet others interested in organizing a kind of nonreligious congregation,
complete with regular family activities and ceremonies for births and deaths.
READ
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Carter Laments:
Terrorists Lack 'Defense' Against Israel
The Lebanese
Hezbollah terrorist organization lacks missiles to "defend" itself from
Israeli aircraft, former President Jimmy Carter claimed upon returning
from a trip last week to Lebanon. "The general showed us a graph of the
many flights of Israeli planes over all parts of Lebanon, averaging about
a dozen each day. Neither Hezbollah nor the Lebanese Armed Forces have
any anti-aircraft weapons for defense," wrote Carter in a first-person
report posted on his Carter Center website. READ
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Christian
Businessman Wins Battle With State of New York
A New
York man has won a battle with the New York Department of Transportation
over a trailer he parked on his private property along a public highway
that was targeted because of its Christian message. Daniel Burritt
installed a tractor-trailer for his company, Acts II Construction, Inc.,
on private business property along U.S. Route 11 in 2007. In May
he got a letter from the New York State Department of Transportation stating
that his trailer violated a state law and constituted a "public nuisance."
The NYDOT said a permit had to be obtained or the trailer would be forcibly
removed and legal action would follow, even though the agency does not
require permits for commercial messages being displayed.
READ
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Financial
Collapse May be as Significant as Fall of Berlin Wall
The collapse
of major banks and financial institutions may have as great an impact on
the world as the fall of the Berlin Wall, says the Bishop of Gibraltar.
READ
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Rick Warren
to speak at King memorial
Just one
day before giving the invocation at President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration,
a local pastor will be the keynote speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr.
Annual Commemorative Service, officials at Saddleback Church said.
READ
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Rick Warren's
Biggest Critics: Other Evangelicals
Rick Warren
is in a place he never expected to be: at the center of a culture war.
The pastor chosen by President-elect Barack Obama to give the inaugural
invocation backed Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage in his home
state of California. But he did so belatedly... READ
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Ben Shapiro
Op-Ed: Why Atheism Is Morally Bankrupt
If you
walk around Washington, D.C., on a regular basis, youre likely to see some
rather peculiar posters...Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness
sake, say the signs, in Christmas-colored red and green. READ
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Conservatives
Praise Paul Weyrich, and Mourn His Death
Paul Weyrich,
one of the principal figures of the conservative movement, died Thursday,
the same day his last opinion column was published. READ
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Campbell's
Soup Promotes '2-Mommy' Families
The Campbell's
Soup Company purchased a pair of two-page advertisement spreads in one
of the nation's leading pro-homosexual magazines, including an ad highlighting
a lesbian couple and their son, reports the American Family Association.
READ
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Is Baghdad
Now Safe Enough For Christmas Parties?
Trying
to demonstrate just how much safer Baghdad is these days, Iraqi officials
threw a party for Christians on Saturday, complete with huge posters of
Jesus Christ. MORE |
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Tuesday,
December 23rd
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US Military
Buildup in Afghanistan Taking Form
The Pentagon
is poised to announce the deployment of at least one more combat brigade
to Afghanistan in the coming weeks, as the expected force buildup of U.S.
soldiers and Marines begins to take form. READ
MORE |
Mom Accused
of Smoking Marijuana With Teen Kids
A 39-year-old
woman was arrested last week on suspicion of smoking marijuana with her
two teenage children. Douglas County sheriff's deputies said the woman
was detained after they responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.
READ
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Religious
Displays to be Debated in Calif. High Court
California
jurists next year will rule on the constitutionality of crosses on public
land, teachers' speech rights and students' Bible clubs. READ
MORE |
AIG Bailout Promotes
Shariah Law, Lawsuit Claims
The U.S.
government's bailout of the American International Group is helping promote
Shariah law, a lawsuit filed in federal court in Michigan alleges. The
suit — brought with the support of the Thomas More Law Center, a non-profit
law firm that promotes conservative Christian values — claims that making
U.S. taxpayers comply with Shariah, the Islamic legal framework based on
the Koran, is unconstitutional. READ
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Europe's
Megachurch Pastor Linked to Business Scandal
The pastor
of the largest church in Europe has recently been drawn into a financial
dispute concerning $100 million invested in a failed business venture that
he had allegedly encouraged church members to participate in. READ
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Where'd
the bailout money go? Shhhh, it's a secret
It's something
any bank would demand to know before handing out a loan: Where's the money
going? But after receiving billions in aid from U.S. taxpayers, the nation's
largest banks say they can't track exactly how they're spending the money
or they simply refuse to discuss it. READ
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Amish defend
religion against city ordinances
Amish
people in several American towns are having problems complying with local
building codes. READ
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Rick Warren
Defends Obama's Invite to Pray at Inauguration
Under
fire for opposing gay marriage, influential evangelical pastor Rick Warren
said Saturday that he loves Muslims, people of other religions, Republicans
and Democrats, and he also loves "gays and straights."
READ
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Dick Morris
Op-Ed: U.S. & Israel Are On a Collision Course
With the
election of Barack Obama, the United States has moved dramatically to the
left in its foreign policy at just the time that Israel, which seems likely
to return Bibi Netanyahu to office in early February, is moving to the
right. A collision is almost inevitable. READ
MORE |
Tennessee
School Calendar Ignores 'Christmas Day'
A Tennessee
mom is upset that political correctness is stepping on her daughter's religious
freedom. READ
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Thoughts
on Deputation, from a Missions Professor
Although
I believe that the best means of supporting missions is the one that we
presently have-semi-autonomous missionaries seeking support from autonomous
churches-the system is clearly broken, and in need of repair.
READ
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Pro-Life
Leaders Call for Meeting with Obama to Discuss Ending Abortion
Leaders
from the pro-life community are asking for a face-to-face meeting with
President-elect Barack Obama – the first of its kind – to discuss ways
to “work together to build a ‘culture of life’ which honors human rights
and ends abortion.” READ
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Monday,
December 22nd
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Poll Finds
No Boost in Church Attendance during Economic Crisis
While
tens of thousands of Americans have been laid off in recent months and
religious leaders have blamed corporate greed for the economic crisis,
churches have not seen a jump in attendance numbers as many might have
expected, according to a new poll. Over the last three months,
about 42 percent of Americans reported... READ
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N.C. Law
Could Bar Registered Sex Offenders from Attending Church
The Rev.
Ben Robertson believes church doors should be open to everyone - even registered
sex offenders. Congregations are grappling with a new state law that
prohibits certain sex offenders from being within 300 feet of child care
centers, which include church nurseries and playgrounds. If worship services
are held in close proximity to church child care, the law could prevent
some from attending. READ
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EU Leadership
Shocking In Its Intolerance of Conservatism
An “EU
assault” is what Christopher Booker of the London Telegraph has called
the December 5th meeting between Vaclav Klaus, President of the Czech Republic,
and members of the Conference of the Presidents of the European Parliament.
Booker said the meeting was a “bizarre confrontation” that confirms that
the EU is a “one-party state.” READ
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Rick Warren
Talks to Muslim Group About Tolerance
Rick Warren
has told a Muslim group in California that ' You don't have to see eye
to eye to walk hand in hand." And at the same gathering Warren also admiited
he's a big fan of lesbian activist Melissa Ethridge and has all her albums.
READ
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Illinois
Supreme Court Decision Supports Conscience Rights of Pharmacists
Yesterday
the Illinois Supreme Court ruled in Morr-Fitz v. Blagojevich that individual
pharmacists and pharmacy owners do have legal standing to challenge a rule
requiring them to dispense Plan B, which abortion activists call “emergency
contraception,” regardless of their religious, moral, or conscientious
beliefs. READ
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California
Attorney-General Turns Against Prop 8
California's
attorney general has changed his position on the state's new same-sex marriage
ban and is now joining forces with homosexual activists to overturn the
results of Proposition 8. READ
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Freddie Mac,
Fannie Mae Gave Large Donations to Gay Activists
As mortgage
giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae hurtled to financial ruin, their charitable
foundations continued to pour money into homosexual causes, reports the
organization Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays & Gays (PFOX). Their
largest single gifts came in the last year — just months before both companies
collapsed and were taken over by the government. READ
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Maine Begins
Battle to Preserve Traditional Marriage
Christians
in Maine are mobilizing for a major fight against same-sex so-called marriage.
READ
MORE |
Support
Plummets In Muslim Countries To Criminalize Christianity
The Islamic
nations whose leaders want Christianity criminalized sustained a severe
blow at the United Nations today when the momentum on their religion "anti-defamation"
proposal suddenly shifted. READ
MORE |
Surviving
Houston Octuplets Turn 10 Years Old
As the
cake candles flickered, relatives and friends singing to seven surviving
octuplets on their 10th birthday Saturday had to pause and consider after
"happy birthday to ..." They continued, "... dear everyone. Happy
birthday to you!" READ
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Palin Church
Burning -A 'Hate Crime' Virtually Ignored?
A religion
columnist and journalism professor says the mainstream media's coverage
of the fire that gutted Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's home church has been
thin, but it's
hard to
say exactly why it's been underplayed. READ
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Shutdown
Called Off in India to Allow for Peaceful Christmas
Christians
in Orissa, India, can cheerfully celebrate Christmas this year. The state
government has officially called off the proposed statewide shutdown called
by the Sangh Parivar on Dec. 25. READ
MORE |
Gay Couples
Can Now List Both Names on New York Birth Certificates
omosexual
couples in much of New York who have been "married" out of state can now
list both their names on children's birth certificates. While New
York law does not allow same-sex unions to be called marriages, the new
birth certificate... READ
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'Change'
Is Coming to US Abortion Laws
Go to
Change.gov, the Web site of President-elect Barack Obama, and you'll find
a document titled "Advancing Reproductive Rights and Health in a New Administration."
READ
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Bush Says
He Didn't Compromise His Soul To Be Popular
President
George W. Bush knows he's unpopular. But here'swhat matters, he says: "I
didn't compromise my soul to be a popular guy."
READ
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Weekend,
December 19th-20th
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Churches Could
Experience Year-End Giving Drought
The founder
of a Christian research firm is predicting a decline in end-of-year giving
to churches and non-profit organizations. That projection is based
on a recent survey conducted by The Barna Group, which found that churches
are already feeling the effects of the economic meltdown. George Barna
believes many churches and non-profits operate on the same strategy.
READ
MORE |
UN Passes
Islamic ‘Defamation’ Measure, But Critics Hail ‘Backlash’
A "defamation"
of religion resolution stating that "Islam is frequently and wrongly associated
with human rights violations and terrorism" passed in the U.N. General
Assembly on Thursday – but with fewer votes than in previous years.
READ
MORE |
Washington
State rewrites holiday display policy
Washington's
governor has put a moratorium on new holiday displays, after an atheist
sign placed next to a nativity scene sparked a controversy.
READ
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Haggard
Says He Still Struggles with Sexuality
Disgraced
evangelical leader Ted Haggard says in a new documentary that he still
struggles with his sexuality yet is committed to his marriage for the sake
of his children. READ
MORE |
No Room
In Bethlehem Inns Signals Upswing in Tourism
For the
first time in years, Bethlehem hotels are fully booked this Christmas season,
a sign of an upswing in the local economy that has taken a beating as a
result of Palestinian violence and Israeli countermeasures.
READ
MORE |
Illinois
Christians angry over atheist display
Christians
in Illinois are upset over an atheist sign being placed next to a nativity
scene at the state capitol. READ
MORE |
American Thinker:
Israel's Choice
...At
this point in history, Israel is facing a dilemma as it seriously contemplates
the consequences of a threatened nuclear attack from Iran. Does Israel
act preemptively to potentially protect its territory and six million citizens
and potentially precipitate a full-on regional conflict or anxiously wait
while Iran inches closer to nuclear capabilities and follows through with
its threats of "Death to Israel?" READ
MORE |
Rick Warren
To Give Invocation at Obama Inaguration
President-elect
Barack Obama has invited evangelical pastor Rick Warren to deliver the
invocation at his inauguration in January, sparking disgruntled complaints
from the gay rights camp angry at Warren for supporting Proposition 8 in
California. READ
MORE |
Christians
fear added persecution over Christmas
Christians
in the northern Indian state of Orissa are preparing for a violent Christmas.
READ
MORE |
'Catch 22'
custody crisis for Christian mom
A Virginia
mother is fighting off attempts by her former lesbian partner to gain visitation
rights to a child. READ
MORE |
Multicultural
displays 'neutering' Christmas
Christmas
is being compromised in one New York town in the name of inclusivity. MORE |
Survey:
Many Believe Christianity Not the Only Way to Eternal Life
Most American
Christians believe many religions can lead to eternal life and among them,
the vast majority says you don't even have to be Christian to go to heaven,
a new survey shows. READ
MORE |
Joe Kovacs
Commentary: Both Newsweek and Bush Are Bible Morons
What in
the name of all that is good and godly is going on? In a season supposed
to be filled with glad tidings of God echoing throughout the land,
we have the president of the United States questioning the Bible's
literal content and a major news magazine suggesting the Good Book has
no problem with same-sex marriage. READ
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Obama's
New School Chief Supported Creating Gay High School in Chicago
So, how
often do you think that the Old Media will mention that Barack Obama's
choice for Secretary of Education, Chicago schools chief Arne Duncan,
supported to be opened in Chicago a gay, lesbian and transgender high school?
Any takers? READ
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Thursday,
December 18th
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Obama looking
at $850 billion jolt to the economy
Anxious
to jolt the economy back to life, President-elect Barack Obama appears
to be zeroing in on a stimulus package of about $850 billion, dwarfing
last spring's tax rebates and rivaling drastic government actions to fight
the Great Depression. MORE |
Jamie Weinstein
Op-Ed: Obama’s ‘Umbrella’ No Protection For Israel
According
to a report in the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz, President-elect Barack Obama
plans to offer Israel a "nuclear umbrella" to protect it from the rain
– the rain in this case being a potential Iranian nuclear missile. In other
words, Obama will promise Israel that if it is destroyed by a nuclear Iran,
the United States will avenge its death by taking out its murderer in a
nuclear wonderland. READ
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New Bombs Change
Middle East Dynamics
A new
bomb technology developed by Australia and the U.S. will allow Israel's
jet fighter pilots to strike inside Syria or Lebanon without ever leaving
their own airspace should there be another conflict in the region, changing
the dynamics of the Middle East conflict, according to a report...
READ
MORE |
Ga. Judge
Jails Muslim Woman over Head Scarf
A Muslim
woman arrested for refusing to take off her head scarf at a courthouse
security checkpoint said Wednesday that she felt her human and civil rights
were violated. A judge ordered Lisa Valentine, 40, to serve 10 days,...
READ
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Social Gospel
is 'Marxism in Christian Clothing,' Says Warren
Best-selling
author, social activist and megachurch pastor RickWarren described the
social gospel supported by many of the mainline churches as “Marxism in
Christian clothing.” READ
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U.S. Military
Involvement in Christian Reality Show Raises Flags
A watchdog
group that guards against the promotion of Christianity in the U.S. military
is crying foul after it came across three episodes of a Christian reality
show that were filmed in Afghanistan. READ
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Physicians
rally against assisted suicide
A campaign
to stop assisted suicide is now going to physicians nationwide. MORE |
Pro-lifer
protests too close to abortion clinic
A Wisconsin
pro-life counselor could be heading to jail again. READ
MORE |
Episcopal
Head Addresses Controversies, Challenges Media
The world
is hungry for hope and the head of The Episcopal Church has challenged
the media to take the less traveled road of feeding the public with more
stories of encouragement than of scandal and controversy.
READ
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Dowry demanded
from Pakistani captor of Christian girl
After
a judge placed new financial and social pressure on the captors of a Pakistani
girl who was kidnapped and converted to Islam, attorneys have guarded optimism
they can return her to custody of her Christian parents. READ
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More Americans
Believe in the Devil, Hell and Angels Than Evolution
That very
large majorities of the American public believe in God, miracles, the survival
of the soul after death, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the Virgin
birth will come as no great surprise. READ
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Wednesday,
December 17th
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Pastor Says
Blagojevich Tells Ministers He's Innocent
Gov. Rod
Blagojevich prayed with several ministers in his home before heading to
his office Friday, telling them he is innocent and will be vindicated "when
you hear each chapter completely written," according to one of the pastors.
READ
MORE |
Attorney
Says U.S. Government Financing Terrorist Activities
Attorney
Richard Thompson says an "internal cultural jihad" is under way against
America -- and it's being financed in part by taxpayer money.
READ
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Homosexual
Group Defends Ousted Evangelical Lobbyist
The nation's
largest homosexual activist group is rushing to the defense of the ousted
Washington lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals.
READ
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Presbyterians
to Address Risks of Churches Leaving, Property Disputes
The departure
of congregations from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) poses major risks,
including the threat to both church unity and independence from the state,
says one leader in the denomination. READ
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Student
Says School Persecuted Him for Being Conservative
A former
student at the Rhode Island College School of Social Work is suing the
school and several of his professors for discrimination, saying he was
persecuted for being a conservative.
READ
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Details
Emerging About Pope’s Trip to Holy Land
Details
are emerging of Pope Benedict XVI’s planned visit to the Holy Land, which
now appears set for May 8-15, according to the German Bild newspaper.
Sources familiar with the papal trip told the paper that the visit will
begin in Jordan and include pilgrimages to Nazareth and Bethlehem.
READ
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David Limbaugh
Op-Ed: Obama Plans a 'Reboot' of U.S. Muslim Image
When
I first heard that Barack Obama said he had decided to include his middle
name, "Hussein," in his swearing-in ceremony, I wondered...Surely, after
Obama's acolytes scolded commentators for using Barack's Muslim-sounding
middle name during the campaign, the president-elect himself wouldn't so
quickly reverse course. But in fact, he did. READ
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Another
Indiana Planned Parenthood Caught Covering up Felony Rape
The group
responsible for an undercover exposé of a Bloomington Planned Parenthood
clinic's disregard for Indiana law has just today released more footage,
revealing nearly identical behavior in an Indianapolis clinic.
READ
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Orissa Christmas
Will Be Fraught with Fear
When Christians
should be celebrating the birth of their Savior, those in Orissa will instead
be facing uncertainty and fear in a “very threatening environment,” said
Dr. Carl Moeller, president of Open Doors USA, on Monday. READ
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American
Thinker: It's Time to Speak Out Against the 'Mormon Boycott'
Supporters
of gay marriage have reacted with anger at the passage of California
Proposition 8, which amended the California state constitution to provide
that only marriages that fit the traditional definition (one man, one woman)
will be recognized. READ
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Scientists
Develop Software That Can Map Dreams
A team
of Japanese scientists have created a device that enables the processing
and imaging of thoughts and dreams as experienced in the brain to appear
on a computer screen. READ
MORE |
Albert Mohler:
Newsweek
Turns
Bible on Its Head For Gay Marriage
Newsweek
magazine, one of the most influential news magazines in America, has decided
to come out for same-sex marriage in a big way, and to do so by means of
a biblical and theological argument. READ
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Tuesday,
December 16th
|
Anti-Faith
'Rant' Will Stay, Says Washington Governor
Washington's
governor is permitting display of a Christmas-bashing atheist sign. As
Liberty Counsel's Mat Staver explains, the holiday display in the... READ
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Colson -
'A Converted, Broken Sinner' - Honored by Bush
Prison
Fellowship founder Chuck Colson has been honored with the Presidential
Citizens Medal. READ
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Federal
Reserve May Cut Interest Rates To 0% Soon
The Federal
Reserve is expected to slash a key interest rate to near zero and signal
that it will step up its use of other, less conventional methods to...
READ
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Sarah Palin's
Home Church Damaged by Arson
Gov. Sarah
Palin's home church was badly damaged by arson, leading the governor to
apologize if the fire was connected to "undeserved negative attention"
from her failed campaign as the Republican vice presidential nominee.
READ
MORE |
Scientist
says he has found oldest spider web
The tiny
tangled threads of the world's oldest spider web have been found encased
in a prehistoric piece of amber, a British scientist said Monday. Oxford
University paleo- biologist Martin Brasier said the 140-million-year-old
webbing provide... READ
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Pillsbury
Bibble College: True To the End!
Dec. 12,
2008, the last day of the semester!...the end of 52 years for Pillsbury
Baptist Bible College, Owatonna, Minn. A bastion of Biblical Christianity
since 1957, Pillsbury has been forced to close mostly due to the current
economic situation and a less-than-anticipated fall student enrollment.
The closing has been a difficult, yes tearful, time for everyone involved—students,
faculty, administration, parents, churches, and supporters. READ
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Regulations
hobble Turkey’s Protestant churches
In the
city of Samsun on the north coast of Turkey, the beleaguered congregation
of the Agape Church Association struggles against local Islamic hostility
toward its presence. READ
MORE |
St. Michael’s
Catholic Hospital in Toronto Flying Gay Pride Flag in Lobby
St. Michael’s
Hospital in Toronto, a Catholic hospital, is flying the gay pride flag
in its lobby, LifeSiteNews.com has discovered. The Toronto Catholic
hospital has a history of supporting the gay pride agenda. READ
MORE |
Planned
Parenthood protecting child rapist ... again
Another
incident has surfaced involving an underage girl receiving an abortion
and no attention being paid to the child molester who impregnated her.
READ
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Free
Presbyterians Defend Position On Gays Even If It Means Jailtime
The British
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has issued a decree banning an advertising
campaign by a Presbyterian church entitled "The Word of God against Sodomy,"
which communicates the Bible's condemnation of homosexual behavior. The
campaign, run by Sandown Free Presbyterian Church, featured an advertisement
that denounced offensive behavior in last year's "gay pride" march in Belfast,
Northern Ireland. READ
MORE |
South Carolina
Ordered To Stop Making Religious License Plates
A federal
judge says South Carolina must stop marketing andmaking license plates
that feature the image of a cross and the words "I Believe." The
judge issued a temporary injunction during a court hearing Thursday
after opponents said the plates violate the separation of church
and state. |
California
Pastor Beaten While Decorating Church For Christmas
The pastor
of a Highland church is in critical condition after he was beaten and robbed
by two men while trying to decorate his church with Christmas lights.
READ
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Monday,
December 15th
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Russia Plans
'Liquidation' of Christian Ministries
Dozens
of Christian organizations that have been providing social services, ministry
and other help inside Russia are being targeted for "liquidation" by the
nation's Ministry of Justice, according to a new report. READ
MORE |
Protecting
Baby Jesus with GPS
When Baby
Jesus disappeared last year from a Nativity scene on the lawn of the Wellington,
Fla., community center, village officials didn't follow a star to locate
him. A GPS device mounted inside the life-size ceramic figurine led sheriff's
deputies to a nearby apartment, where it was found face down on the carpet.
READ
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Noteworthy Book
Recommendations 2008
The Christmas
season is upon us, and some of you may still be finishing up your shopping
for gifts. Others of us are hoping that there will be some “book money”
in the stocking. Here are some recomendations for our readers...
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Palin's
Congregation Undaunted by Burned Church
Members
of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's church are showing high spirits after a suspicious
fire that damaged their building. READ
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Will Christian
Mom Lose Daughter To Lesbian?
The decision
by the U.S. Supreme Court this week not to hear the case of Lisa Miller
v. Janet Jenkins may, effectively, send a Christian mother to jail for
not sharing Thanksgiving – and her 6-year-old daughter – with her former
lesbian partner. MORE |
Rick
Warren's 'Punish Evildoers' Comment Raises Flags
Megachurch
pastor Rick Warren is under a bit of fire after using the Bible to explain
how "evil cannot be negotiated with" and "has to just be stopped." READ
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Report Sats
Missionary Plane Was Victim of 90s Drug War
The top
Republican on the House Intelligence Committee says the Peruvian air force,
with the help of the CIA, shot down 15 small civilian aircraft suspected
of carrying drugs between 1995 and 2001. READ
MORE |
Schuller
Quits, Crystal Cathedral Searching for New Senior Pastor
The Rev.
Robert A. Schuller is no longer the senior pastor of Crystal Cathedral
and hasn’t been for the past two weeks following a quiet resignation that
managed to elude the media spotlight until this past weekend. READ
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Death on
TV Reveals Switzerland Is Haven for Suicides
...Drawn
by Switzerland's reputation as a trouble-free place for foreigners to end
their lives, more than 100 Germans, Britons, French, Americans and others
come to this small commuter town just east of Zurich each year to lie down
on a bed in an industrial park building and drink a lethal dose of barbiturates.
READ
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Will United
Nations cave to homosexual pressure?
France
has introduced a resolution before the United Nations General Assembly
to decriminalize homosexuality. READ
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Sharper
Iron: Preparing Missionaries for Cross-Cultural Church Planting
he issue
of adequate preparation for missionary candidates is not new. Years ago
J. Herbert Kane lamented the practice of sending unqualified individuals
to engage in cross-cultural ministry... READ
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New Quest
for Historical Jesus Draws Skeptics, Scholars
A new
group of historians, biblical scholars, and theologians has embarked on
the quest for the historical Jesus to objectively determine what can be
“reliably recovered” about him, his life, his teachings, and his activities.
READ
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Bush Says
He's Not A Bible Literalist; Talks of Belief in God
President
George W. Bush said his belief that God created the world is not incompatible
with scientific proof of evolution. In an interview with ABC's "Nightline"
on Monday, the president also said he probably is not a literalist when
reading the Bible... READ
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Friday,
December 12th
Retail Sales,
Wholesale Prices Fall Again in November
consumers
reduced their spending at retail stores again in November while the costs
of goods before they reach store shelves also continued to drop, more bad
signs in a recession that appears to be deepening. Read
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Court to Decide
on Bible Distribution at Public Schools
A federal
appeals court in St. Louis heard arguments Thursday in a case involving
the distribution of Gideon Bibles to children in public schools. Outside
religious groups were previously allowed to distribute Bibles during the
school day. Read
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Six Alleged
Islamic Extremists Charged in Belgium
Belgian
authorities on Friday charged six suspected al-Qaida-linked extremists
with membership in a terrorist group, including a woman whose husband was
involved in the assassination of Afghanistan's top anti-Taliban warlord
shortly before the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001. Read
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Driving
Continues To Decline as Gas Prices Drop
Drivers
clocked 9 billion fewer miles on the nation's roads in October even while
gas prices were dropping, suggesting a downturn in driving that began a
year ago is attributable to more than just energy costs. Read
More |
Survey: Fewer
Doctors Believe in Importance of Prayer
Physicians
today are less likely to believe in the importance of prayer in everyday
life than they were just four years ago, according to two national studies.
“Might the rapidly changing social and economic environment have some effect
on physicians’ religious beliefs?” Read
More |
GET
RELIGION: Please Don't Use the Bible to Justify Gay Marriage!
I knew
we had to take a look at this week’s Newsweek’s cover story when I read
the
first
line. It was just that bad. It was written by senior editor Lisa Miller
who oversees all of the magazine’s religion coverage. Read
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'Day Without
A Gay' Participation Spotty
A daylong
work stoppage for which people were encouraged to call in "gay" to express
support for same-sex marriage drew spotty participation Wednesday. More |
NAE VP Resigns
after Culture War Controversy
Long-time
evangelical lobbyist Richard Cizik has resigned as the vice president of
governmental affairs for the National Association of Evangelicals, the
group announced Thursday. Read
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Abortion
Clinics -- 'Modern-Day King Herod'
A Planned
Parenthood clinic in Indiana is being investigated for providing abortions
to underage girls and failing to report incidences of statutory rape.
Read
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Media Misconceptions
on the Bible and Homosexuality
In the
aftermath of the passage of California's Proposition 8, Newsweek and Hollywood
are the latest players to launch their attacks on traditional marriage
supporters and the biblical case against homosexuality. Read
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References
to God Disappearing In New Capitol Visitor's Center
The new
$621 million capitol Visitor Center does more than spare Harry Reid from
having to smell the unwashed masses. It also advances the campaign to replace
meaningful religion with worship of the State... Read
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Churches
Stand to Lose Billions In Donations Due to Economic Downturn
Tens of
millions of Americans have already suffered substantial financial losses
in the wake of the sub-prime mortgage crisis and subsequent financial challenges.
Read
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Court To
Decide Whether Campus Evangelism Is a Crime
The so-called
"free-speech code" of Yuba Community College District is under federal
court scrutiny. Read
More |
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Thursday,
December 11th
Obama Hopes
To Reboot US Image Among Muslims
President-elect
Barack Obama says he will try to "reboot America's image" among the world's
Muslims and will follow tradition by using his entire name - Barack Hussein
Obama - in his swearing-in ceremony. Read
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Newsweek
Accused of 'Journalistic Malpractice' For Religion Hit Piece
A conservative
media analyst says a Newsweek cover story suggesting that the Bible condones
same-sex marriage is evidence the publication is a "fully owned subsidiary
of the gay rights movement." Read
More |
Suicide
On TV Condemned In Britain
The scene
is difficult to watch, even for viewers inured to the subject of dying
by a steady diet of violent Hollywood and television fare. Craig Ewert,
a former computer scientist from Chicago, is shown lying in bed with his
wife at his side while... More |
John 3:16
a No-Go for Vermont Car Tag
Religious
expression is being barred from license plates in Vermont. Read
More |
More Than
650 Scientists Dissent Man-Made Global Warming Claims
The current
UN global warming conference is about to face a serious challenge from
over 650 dissenting scientists from around the globe who are criticizing
the climate claims made by the UN . Read
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Traditional
Catholics Persecute Christians in Southern Mexico
Christians
are facing oppression throughout parts of Mexico. Read
More |
Israel Unveils
New Anti-Rocket Radar
The new
radar will be able to provide artillery cannons with a 360-degree view
of a battlefield and detect the exact location of rocket launchers.
Read
More |
Iowa Supreme
Court Hears Challenge to State Marriage Laws
The Iowa
Supreme Court just concluded hearing oral argument today in a case that
will ultimately either protect or destroy the definition of marriage in
Iowa. More |
California
Is Running Out Of Money
California
lawmakers just got an ultimatum from state officials: If they don't act,
the state could be forced to suspend road, bridge, and other public-works
projects as early as next week Read
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Cardinal:
Religion Treated as 'Private Eccentricity' in Britain
The head
of the Catholic Church in England and Wales expressed frustration this
week that religion is seen as a “private eccentricity” in Britain, where
it is increasingly treated with hostility. Read
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Widower
Doesn't Blame Pilot for Family Loss, Asks for Prayer
Overwhelmed
with anguish, Dong Yun Yoon walked unsteadily to a pile of rubble where
his home once stood and pleaded for advice on how to cope after losing
his family. Read
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Is the Global
AIDS Crisis Overblown? Some Dare To Say 'Yes'
With Brazil's
government caving in to homosexual activism, many fear America is not far
behind. Read
More |
Brian Rooney
Op-Ed: The Failure of Our Pro-Life Leadership
I recently
attended a meeting of pro-life leaders from around the country, called
in order to formulate a national strategy on how to defeat... Read
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Wednesday,
December 10th
Hundreds
Protest Atheist Sign at Washington State Capitol
Hundreds
rallied outside the Washington Capitol on Sunday to protest a holiday sign
erected by a group of atheists that disparages religion as a "myth" and
declares there is no God. A crowd of 500 protesters gathered on the
Capitol's steps to decry the sign which Gov. Chris Gregoire had permitted
an atheist group to include as part of a Christmas-themed display inside
the rotunda. Read
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Cancer To
Be World's Top Killer By 2010, Health Organzation Says
Cancer
will overtake heart disease as the world's top killer by 2010, part of
a trend that should more than double global cancer cases and deaths by
2030, international health experts said in a report released Tuesday.
Read
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Christians
Counter 'Why Believe in God?' Ad Campaign
Two Christian-based
groups have purchased advertisements with Washington D.C. Metro buses to
counter the atheist "Why Believe in a God?" bus campaign with their own
pro-God Christmas ads. Read
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Planned
Parenthood Suspends Employee Caught In Sting Operation
Planned
Parenthood suspended a Bloomington abortion clinic employee after new footage
from an undercover camera was released Wednesday showing the staff member
deliberately ignoring the statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl by a 31-year-old
and advising her to seek an abortion in another state to avoid Indiana's
strict parental consent laws. Read
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Calling
In 'Gay' To Work Is Latest Form Of Protest
Some same-sex
marriage supporters are urging people to "call in gay" Wednesday to show
how much the country relies on gays and lesbians... Read
More |
Victor Davis
Hansen Op-Ed: California, An Example of What NOT To Do
I think
the wretched state of California, now looking at a fiscal disaster of roughly
a $20-30 billion annual shortfall, should be a wake-up call for the Obama
administration. Whatever California is doing — please don't follow suit!
Read
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Barack Obama
And Basic Christian Doctrine
"The One"
has caused some controversy by contradicting the Bible on who can get into
heaven... Read
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Happiness
Is Contagious, Study Says
Happiness
is contagious, researchers reported on Thursday. The same team that demonstrated
obesity and smoking spread in networks has shown that the more happy people
you know, the more likely you are yourself to be happy. Read
More |
Albert Mohler
Commentary: Death by Gift Certificate
Planned
Parenthood of Indiana is now selling gift certificates redeemable "for
services or the recipient’s choice of birth control method." Those
"methods" include abortion. Read
More |
China 'Faces
Mass Social Unrest'
Rising
unemployment and the economic slowdown could cause massive social turmoil
in China, a leading scholar in the Communist Party has said. Read
More |
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Tuesday,
December 9th
Liberals
Voice Concerns About Obama
Liberals
are growing increasingly nervous – and some just flat-out angry – that
President-elect Barack Obama seems to be stiffing them on Cabinet jobs
and policy choices. Read
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What's Ahead
for the Fractured Episcopal Church?
United
in their aversion to the liberal drift of the Episcopal Church and the
Anglican Church of Canada, a group of conservatives on Wednesday launched
a new North American branch of the Anglican Communion. Read
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Newsweek Draws
Fire on Gay Marriage Cover Story
Leading
social conservatives blasted Newsweek for its current cover story, "The
Religious Case for Gay Marriage," which they said misinterprets both biblical
scripture and their movement. Read
More |
Hollywood
Celebrities Mock Christians in Anti-Prop. 8 Video
Opponents
of the California same-sex marriage ban have released a Web video satire
entitled "Prop 8: The Musical" that mocks Christians as hatemongers and
Jesus as a Bible critic. Read
More |
The Worst
Video Games Your Kids May Be Playing
An organization
that conducts research on publicly traded companies has released a list
of the most violent and sexually explicit video games. Read
More |
Gays Organize
Nativity Scene With Manger with Two Josephs
A Dutch
gay group has organized a "Pink Christmas" festival for the first time
in Amsterdam, featuring a manger stall with two Josephs and two Marys.
Read
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Israel
Lacks 'Gumption' To Strike Iran?
A former
Muslim terrorist-turned-Christian doesn't believe Israel can launch a preemptive
strike against Iran's nuclear facilities without the assistance of the
United States. Read
More |
Rev. Wright
Preaches Again at Trinity UCC
The Rev.
Jeremiah Wright - most famous for being President-elect Barack Obama’s
ex-pastor - returned to the pulpit of Trinity United Church of Christ on
Sunday to give a special sermon – the first time he did so since his retirement...
More |
Crackdown
on Christian College Students In China
Persecution
against Christians continues to increase in China, this time focusing on
college-age students. Read
More |
Liberal
Episcopals vote for more homosexual clergy
The Episcopal
Diocese of Los Angeles has joined seven other dioceses in passing a resolution
asking the church to let lesbians as well as homosexual men become bishops.
Read
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Time Mag:
German Christians Faced Down Hitler At Christmas In 1940
Not you,
Herr Hitler, but God is my Führer. These defiant words of Pastor Martin
Niemoller were echoed by millions of Germans. And Hitler raged: "It is
Niemoller or I." Read
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David Limbaugh
Commentary: The Christian's Future in the GOP
A good
friend of mine (let's call him Bob) is convinced that unless the GOP puts
abortion "aside as its focal point, it simply cannot win and regain power."
Read
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Jonah Goldberg
Commentary: An Ugly Attack on Mormons
...At
a pro-gay-marriage rally in Los Angeles after the vote, chants of "Mormon
scum!" were reported. Envelopes containing white powder have been sent
to Mormon temples in California and Utah; vandals hit other temples. Read
More |
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Monday,
December 8th
Muslim Plea
to Obama: Return to 'Islamic Roots'
Claiming
Barack Obama has roots in the Islamic religion, an Egyptian cleric has
broadcast a plea urging Obama to convert to Islam while warning if the
U.S. doesn't withdraw its troops from the Middle East and provide aid to
Muslims, those "eager for [death]" will attack America. Read
More |
Price of
Gas Hits Lowest Point in Nearly 5 Years
The average
price of U.S. gasoline fell 22 cents a gallon during the past two weeks,
bringing it to its lowest level in nearly five years, according to a national
survey released Sunday. Read
More |
Ex-Muslim
Forms Party to Defend Europe's Christian Values
An Egyptian-born
writer who renounced Islam and was baptized a Roman Catholic by Pope Benedict
XVI said he has formed a political party that would enter candidates in
next year's European Union elections. Read
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Obama Pledges
not to smoke in White House
Barack
Obama says you won't catch him lighting up a cigarette in the smoke-free
White House. "There are times where I've fallen off the wagon," the
president-elect said when asked in a broadcast interview whether he has
kicked the habit. More |
Moral relativism
- the 'troubling' future of America's children
A new
study highlights the problem of dishonesty among America's school-age children.
Focus on the Family's Bill Maier finds the results quite troubling. More |
Tensions
Flare Over Egypt's Underground Churches
Tempers
are flaring as Islamic conservatism gains ground in Egypt and Christians
grow increasingly resentful about discrimination by the Muslim majority.
Read
More |
Authors
suggest Apostle Paul faked his conversion
A biblical
expert disagrees with the idea that the Apostle Paul was a Roman spy. Read
More |
Barna advises
churches to revisit budgets
A new
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