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12/02/2011Interview: Matthew West on Almost Giving Up Music, Acting Debut
In an interview with The Christian Post, Matthew West talks about transforming Christian music for the better and remembering what matters in a season of materialism. As he sees it, this is the season to get spiritual and keep it that way.
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12/01/2011Obama, Celebrity Panel: 2015 May Be Start of Ending of AIDS
The countdown towards AIDS' extinction began this morning in honor of the 24th annual World AIDS Day.
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11/30/2011Israel Builds New 'Gospel Trail' to Draw Christians
The Israeli government has given Christians a path to follow their savior's footsteps through the Holy Land. Israel's Ministry of Tourism has opened the "Gospel Trail," a 37-mile route from Jesus' birthplace in Nazarus to Capernaum
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11/30/2011How to Pray a Perfect Circle Around God
Though prayer is a familiar act, it's hard shaking the feeling that it's also a futile one. Why does it often seem that when we pray, we're going in circles after God?
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Evangelicals Take Stand on Trinity
A group of 73 evangelicals and counting have joined together in a shared declaration stating that when it comes to the three persons of God, it's one-for-all and all-for one. Titled "An Evangelical Statement on the Trinity," the document affirms that God is one being comprised of three aspects that are co-equal and co-eternal.
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11/29/2011Christian Fair Trade Group Gives the Poor a Fighting Chance
A faith-based trade organization believes that consumers can save the developing world with their spending habits this Christmas season. Nathan George said that the concept of "fair trade" is the cornerstone of Trade as One's business model. Fair trade finds skilled workers in the developing world and pairs them with steady employment and access to international markets for their products.
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Blogger Calls Christians, Skeptics Out on 'Blind Faith'
A Christian blogger is speaking out against his fellow believers being content with “blind faith.” The phrase “Why can’t you just believe!” is as frustrating to him as it is to skeptics, he says.
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11/29/2011Megachurch Pastor: Prayer Is My Wi-Fi
Christians have analyzed prayer's idea of "ask and you shall receive" since man's earliest pleas to God. For Mark Batterson, head pastor of D.C.'s National Community Church, the best prayers are those that boldly go where no prayers have gone before.
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11/28/2011Opera Star Andrea Bocelli: Faith Is the Only Way Forward
What keeps history's bestselling classical solo artist grounded? For Andrea Bocelli, the world's most recognizable opera singer, the answer is his belief in a generous God.
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11/25/2011Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks Dive Into YouTube Movie Rental Program
Online video viewers searching "Disney," "Pixar" or "DreamWorks Studios" on YouTube will start seeing more substantial results after a landmark distribution deal between the four companies.
Tags Technology - 11/25/2011
John Elway Still Isn't Sold on Tim Tebow
NFL legend John Elway remains skeptical of Tim Tebow's recent success quarterbacking for the Denver Broncos and what it’s meaning for the football franchise's future.
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11/24/2011Should Society Allow Kids to Cage Fight?
A social club in England narrowly retained its operating license last week after letting minors as young as eight compete in mixed martial arts (MMA).
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11/24/2011'VeggieTales' Creator: Christmas Confusion Causes Angst
The man behind such children's DVDs as "VeggieTales" and "Buck Denver Asks…What's in the Bible?" has the cure for the Christmas blues.
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11/23/2011Denver Broncos Drop Kyle Orton, Keep Tim Tebow
Kyle Orton, Colorado's NFL quarterback before Tim Tebow, is departing the Denver Broncos. The Denver Post reported Wednesday that Orton jumped overboard after floundering in his third season for the team.
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11/23/2011Beyond the Turkey: Keeping Christ Present During Thanksgiving (Part 2)
Thanksgiving continues to bring together families around a feast every year. But what’s increasingly missing from the table is what the Pilgrims regularly practiced – praising God. "The Pilgrims were profoundly Christian," said Dr. Tracy McKenzie
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