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05/28/2012Military Chaplains: To Have a Strong Army, We Need Strong Families
A strong U.S. military depends on more than just high-tech equipment and highly trained soldiers; it also depends on soldiers having a stable marriage, according to military chaplains.
- 05/27/2012
Who Should Inflict Punishment, Man or God?
People are less likely to punish others for their misdeeds if they believe it is "God's job" to do so, a recently released study suggests.
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05/24/2012Lawsuit Claims Sharon Stone Prevented Nanny From Reading Bible
A lawsuit filed by the former nanny of Sharon Stone's children claims that the actress mocked the nanny's Filipino heritage and Christian beliefs.
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05/23/2012Archaeologists Uncover Proof of Pre-Jesus Bethlehem
The Israel Antiquities Authority revealed Wednesday what it is calling the earliest archaeological evidence of the city of Bethlehem. Archaeologists have discovered a bulla that has the word "Bethlehem" written on it in ancient Hebrew.
76 comments - 05/23/2012
Jesus Popsicles Spark Controversy
A New York City artist has stirred up controversy by creating "Christian Popsicles," which he claims are made out of "frozen holy wine transformed into the blood of Christ" and miniature crosses with the image of Jesus Christ on them.
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05/22/2012Church of England Moves Toward Allowing Women Bishops
The Church of England took a step toward allowing women to become bishops on Monday when the House of Bishops approved some widely-debated legislation after making only a few amendments.
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05/21/2012Atheist Richard Dawkins Supports Bibles in Schools
World-renowned atheist Richard Dawkins says he supports the mission of England's Department for Education to make sure every public school in the nation has a copy of the 1611 translation of the King James Bible.
- 05/19/2012
TBN Asks Court to Seal Records in Response to Blog Investigation
The Trinity Christian Center of Santa Ana, better known as Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), filed an emergency motion in Orange County Superior Court last week to prevent The Orange County Register from publishing information against the network contained in a recent court filing.
- 05/16/2012
How Should the Church Love a Gay Couple? (Part 2)
Behind the church's debate over homosexuality, behind the theology and the politics, lies a community of people who need Jesus Christ. Regardless of a church's stance on homosexuality, understanding gay couples and how they view the church may provide some key insights into how this group of people can be better reached with the Gospel.
- 05/12/2012
Sex Sells, Even in Christian Bookstores
There's been no shortage of Christian books on the topic of sex in recent months, and Christians across the United States are buying them up in order to spice up their marriages.
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05/11/2012Every Day Is Mother's Day at Pregnancy Resource Centers
A live webcast put on by the Family Research Council brought some prolific pro-lifers together to show that Pregnancy Resource Centers aren't just in the business of saving babies, they are in the business of helping mothers too.
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05/09/2012Small Ala. Town to Keep Bible Verses on Welcome Signs
A small town in Alabama has decided to put up welcome signs that have Bible verses despite questions about the constitutionality of the signs brought up by a national atheist organization.
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05/08/2012Shrine Discovery in Judah May Confirm, Clarify Biblical Descriptions
An archaeologist from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem says he has discovered cultic shrines dating back to the time of the biblical King David, which may provide clarity to some obscure building references in the Bible.
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Study: Over Half of South Jersey's Catholics Believe Jesus Sinned
Although the sinless life of Jesus Christ is a foundational tenet of the Christian faith, a study recently released by the Diocese of Camden found that 60 percent of practicing Catholics in southern New Jersey believe Jesus sinned during his time on Earth.
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05/05/2012Study: Correlation Between Wal-Mart Stores and Hate Groups
The president and CEO of a national women's organization expressed her outrage this week over a study from Penn State University which indicates that the existence of hate groups in a particular county is correlated to the number of Wal-Mart stores.
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