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11/26/2011Cults in Culture: An Eclipse of True Christianity – The Unification Church (Part 5)
The Unification Church, founded by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, owns or is affiliated with several organizations, many with Christian-sounding names. It uses Christian terminology and categories, "but the definitions and means are totally different."
- 11/25/2011
Golden Christmas Tree Valued at $2M in Japan
A jewelry store in Tokyo, along with a flower arrangement artist, created a Christmas tree out of pure gold, valued at $2 million
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Catholics Revise Mass; Changes Get Mixed Reviews
Catholics across the nation may find themselves a little confused Sunday when the church begins to use a revised Mass. “I’ll have to relearn the prayers, while this week I already know them."
5 comments - 11/24/2011
6.1 Magnitude Quake Strikes Japan; Fukushima Unharmed
Two earthquakes hit northern Japan Thursday, but neither caused any major damages.
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11/24/2011Tebowing Becomes Mane Event
Now you too can ride to glory on the back of Tebow – in a saddle, that is. The people behind Little Red Feather thoroughbred racing named one of their horses after the latest craze inspired by Tim Tebow: “Tebowing.”
- 11/23/2011
Occasional Profanity May Relieve Pain?
Holding a burning plate of turkey and don’t want to drop it? Let the obscenities fly and you might be able to take more time to make it to the counter, feast intact. Just don’t make it a habit.
- 11/23/2011
Kitchen Dangers Lurk on Thanksgiving
You may not have to worry about the canned pumpkin, yams or cranberry sauce, but the turkey could become a potent weapon if you’re not careful, food safety experts say.
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11/23/2011Author Talks 'The Grace Effect,' Reversing 'Corruption of Unbelief'
If a country is completely lacking God, the people are less likely to treat others with grace, author Larry Taunton says. He discovered that when he and his wife adopted a Ukranian child, Sasha.
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11/22/2011Angels: Heavenly Hosts or Trendy Trinkets?
“Every time a bell rings, an angels gets its wings,” is the famous line from “It’s A Wonderful Life.” Around the holidays, references to angels are brought up as often as every time a bell rings. But how close is your tree topper to the biblical truth?
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11/20/2011Cults in Culture: Scientology – A Fictional Route to Happiness (Part 4)
“Writing for a penny a word is ridiculous. If a man really wanted to make a million dollars, the best way would be to start his own religion,” L. Ron Hubbard famously told a group of science fiction writers meeting in Newark, N.J., in 1949.
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11/19/2011Interview: John Eldredge on Jesus as the Beautiful Outlaw
He hangs out with riffraff, old tars and dirty fisherman, and dines with sinners and prostitutes. He likes to play pranks and shows up in unexpected places, and can often be seen fishing with the guys. He laughs in the face of authority and sweats blood. This is the Jesus that John Eldredge portrays in his new book, Beautiful Outlaw.
- 11/18/2011
Now Seen on the Runway: Milk Dresses
Got milk? The liquid that splashes into millions of cereal bowls every morning is now making a splash on runways.
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11/15/2011Tebow 'Jesus' Jerseys: Good Faith Promotion or Blasphemous?
What would Tebow do? A new Tebow replica jersey is the latest fan item, but others are calling the controversial jersey, with the name “Jesus” on the back in place of “Tebow,” blasphemous.
- 11/15/2011
Cults in Culture: Jehovah's Witnesses and End Times (Part 3)
Would you believe in a faith that had incorrectly predicted the end times? Despite false prophecies predicting Armageddon, followers of the Jehovah’s Witness organization, do.
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11/14/2011Survey: Charities to See Bright Side of Recession This Christmas?
As the U.S. economy struggles to recover from the recession, Christmas budgets are growing smaller and retailers are feeling the hit. But a new World Vision study shows tighter wallets are leading to more charitable giving.
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