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05/21/2010Scientists Successfully 'Boot Up' Cell with Synthetic DNA
A group of scientists announced Thursday that it has successfully replaced all of the natural DNA inside a cell with laboratory-synthesized DNA, creating the first-ever “synthetic cell.”
- 05/17/2010
Liberty U Bestows Honorary Degree on Glenn Beck
Conservative radio and TV host Glenn Beck received an honorary Doctorate of Humanities degree from Liberty University on Saturday just moments before he was to deliver a keynote address to the school’s graduating class.
- 05/16/2010
'Cry of the Orphan' Kicks Off 2010 Campaign
Americans nationwide will gather throughout this week to pray for the needs of the children, workers and families of the foster care system as pro-adoption ministries ban together to raise awareness of the orphan crisis.
- 05/16/2010
Haggards Incorporate St. James Church in Colorado
The home of former megachurch pastor Ted Haggard has been listed as the site of the recently incorporated “St. James Church,” according to Colorado state documents.
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05/02/2010Christian Archaeologist Casts Further Doubt on Ark 'Discovery'
An archaeologist who visited Mount Ararat with the Chinese and Turkish expedition team that now claims to have found the remains of Noah’s Ark says he has more reasons to believe that the “discovery” is fake than the team has proof that it’s real.
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04/28/2010Latest Claim of Noah's Ark Discovery Like Others for Now, Experts Say
Despite the notable lack of significant evidence, the media and the blogosphere are abuzz over the cries of a team of Chinese and Turkish explorers who claim that the wooden structure they found on Mount Ararat in Eastern Turkey is none other than Noah’s Ark.
Tags Archaeology - 04/25/2010
Liberty U Taps Glenn Beck to Address Class of 2010
Liberty University has tapped radio host Glenn Beck to address its graduating class next month despite knowing that such a decision will be contested and criticized given the well-known conservative’s Mormon faith.
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04/21/2010Graham Library Renovated to Point Visitors to Jesus, Not Billy
The Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., was officially reopened to the public Wednesday after having been closed for several months of renovations.
- 04/15/2010
Renowned Atheist-Turned-Deist Antony Flew Dies at 87
Professor Antony Flew, who became a deist just six years ago after championing atheism for most of his life, died last Thursday after “long illness,” according to an obituary placed by his family Tuesday in the Times of London.
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04/14/2010Scientists, Creationists Agree: 'Sediba' is No 'Missing Link'
Two fossils that were discovered in South Africa nearly two years ago are causing a stir today after two articles published recently in the journal Science introduced them as members of a new species that “might help reveal the ancestor” of the genus Homo.
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04/13/2010Evangelical Professor at Center of Evolution Flap Sets Record Straight
The evangelical professor who resigned from his position last week following the commotion over a pro-evolution video set the record straight over the weekend with an open letter to his colleagues.
- 04/13/2010
Joyce Meyer Joins Critics of Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Charismatic preacher Joyce Meyer has added herself to the list of prominent U.S. ministry leaders who have spoken out against Uganda’s highly contentious Anti-Homosexuality Bill.
- 04/12/2010
Presbyterian Denomination Enjoined from Dismissing College's Trustees
The conservative Presbyterian denomination that founded Erskine College in South Carolina is being enjoined from dismissing members of the school’s Board of Trustees after it had attempted to remove nearly half of them from the board last month.
- 04/11/2010
Evangelical Prof Resigns After Pro-Evolution Video Row
What started as an interview about science and faith, grew to become an increasingly popular web video, and was eventually pulled down at the request of a conservative seminary has now led to the resignation of the professor behind it.
1 comments - 04/08/2010
Conservative Pediatricians Caution Schools on Gay-Affirming Policies
A group of pediatricians that broke away from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is cautioning educators about the management of students experiencing same-sex attraction or exhibiting symptoms of gender confusion.
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