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'If You Oppose Islamic Law Then Leave,' Egyptians Told By Muslim Party
A leading member of the Islamist group Gamaat Islamiyya, Sheikh Mohamed Mukhtar, known as Kishk of Upper Egypt, warned the opposition to President Morsi will soon be dissolved.
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Blasphemy Ruling Against Christian Teacher in Egypt Illegal, Says Lawyer
Safaa Zaki Murad, a member of the defense team of Coptic teacher Demiana Abdel Nour, insisted the court's judgment against the Coptic teacher has nothing to do with the law.
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Children to Be Allowed 'Right to Die' in Belgium If Legislation Passes
Belgium might become the first country in the world to allow seriously ill children the right to choose to die if lawmakers in the Federal Parliament decide to expand on the already controversial euthanasia laws.
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Did Pope Francis Talk of 'Gay Lobby' Inside Vatican
Media reports are circling around comments Pope Francis reportedy made during a private meeting concerning a "gay lobby" that exists inside the Vatican, though the Roman Catholic Church has refused to provide further clarification so far.
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Russia Passes Bill Banning Gay Propaganda 436-0 in Lower House
The Russian Duma, or the lower house of parliament, passed a law banning homosexual propaganda by an overwhelming 436-0 vote on Tuesday, leading to clashes between gay activists and their opponents.
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Egyptian Christian Teacher Convicted of Blasphemy, Receives 14K Fine
An Egyptian Christian teacher has been convicted of insulting Islam, receiving a large fine instead of being sentenced to jail time.
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'Anti-Islam' Filmmaker Blamed for Benghazi Attacks Vows to Finish Controversial Movie
The filmmaker behind the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" film, the trailer for which was initially blamed for the violence that led to four Americans being killed at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, in September 2012, has said that he is not anti-Muslim and wants to finish up his movie. His mission is to fight terrorism.
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Iranian Pastor Faces Death Penalty as Health Worsens
Iranian Pastor Behman Irani, 42, who may face the death penalty on charges of apostasy, is experiencing serious health problems.
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Islamic Threats to Coptic Residents in Egypt Must Stops, Says Maspero Youth Union
The Maspero Youth Union (MYU) denounced the recent threats made by the Islamic hardliners regarding Copts who are organizing a June 30 demonstration, even though those calling for the demonstrations have said their message to the president in a democratic and peaceful manner.
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Pope Francis on Salvation: We Cannot 'Pick and Mix' Holy Spirit, World
Pope Francis urged Christians to avoid adopting a "pick and mix" attitude when it comes to faith, speaking at the Casa Santa Marta residence for Monday morning Mass.
