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11/22/2011New Atheist Holiday Ads Accuse Christians of Intolerance
The clash between Christians and atheists for the soul of Christmas rages on. The American Humanist Association fired the most recent salvo by unveiling its third annual holiday public awareness campaign Monday. Titled "Bias Against Atheists Is Naughty, Not Nice"
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11/22/2011'Tuesdays With Morrie' Author: Faith Not a One-Way Street
The bestselling author of Tuesdays With Morrie and The Five People You Meet in Heaven said that when he penned 2009's Have a Little Faith, his own capacity for belief was bottoming out. His story is being told Sunday as an ABC TV movie.
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11/21/2011D.C. Megachurch Creates 'The God Anthology' Album
Can worship songs like "Amazing Grace" analyze God's fundamental attributes? The God Anthology Live was launched by the success of NCC's summer 2011 sermon series "The God Anthology." The anthology spent nine weeks navigating God's characteristics, he said, using Scripture as a map for people to come closer to Christ.
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11/21/2011Tim Tebow Finds Other Football Stars in His Corner
Could Tim Tebow eventually work his way into gridiron greatness? It's a question more football fans are asking as the Denver Broncos quarterback racks up wins during the 2011 season's closing stretch. After a rocky start, Colorado's football franchise is now 5-5 and second place in their AFC West division. Given Tebow has taken his team to 4-1, many players old and new have started singing the young athlete's praises.
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11/18/2011Senate Grants USCIRF a Stay of Execution Until December
In the staring contest between the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), the Senate blinked first.
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11/18/2011'Arthur Christmas' Film Examines the Santa Claus Family
What happens when Santa Claus doesn't get along with his own clan?
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11/17/2011Bradley Cooper Clothes the City of Brotherly Love
A visit to Philadelphia by actor Bradley Cooper is helping the city's homeless population stay warm this winter.
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11/17/2011Defeating the Occult: A Minister's Former Descent Into Darkness (Part 1)
The occult is an object of fascination for Christians as it brings home the fact that God – and the dark forces against Him – are not of this world. In its broadest sense, the word "occult" contains the entire supernatural realm. Modern science has made man quick to scoff at magic and monsters, demons and the divine. All the same, many Christians can't shake the feeling that good and evil are battling on Earth for their hearts and minds.
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11/16/2011Tim Tebow's Next Play: Building a Children's Hospital in the Philippines
Before evangelical sports icon Tim Tebow wowed on American football fields, he called the Philippines home. The Denver Broncos quarterback now hopes his celebrity status will help build a children's hospital in his birth country. His Tim Tebow Foundation announced yesterday that it would team with CURE International and develop a surgical facility in the island nation's Davao City.
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11/16/2011Christian Praise Band Mosaic: 5 Songwriters Melt, Unite as One in Christ
In an interview with The Christian Post, the group's guitarist/backing vocalist Jonathan Taylor Martin reveals that Mosaic began as a temporary musical ministry. The five membered band came together in 2009 at Nashville's Belmont University.
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Intelligent Design Debate Still Raging on Two Decades Later
The landmark book that made "intelligent design" into an anti-evolution battle cry turns 20-years-old next week.
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11/15/2011Christian Movies Key In 'Spiritual Battle for Planet'
A global movie distribution company is making sure Tinsel Town takes stock of Christian moviegoers and their families.
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New Holy Land Museum Will Bring Bible to Life
The Israeli government has given the green light to building a Bible museum in the country of Jesus' birth.
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11/14/2011Interview: Sixpence None the Richer's Leigh Nash on 'Hymns and Sacred Songs'
Sixpence None the Richer lead singer Leigh Nash feels less-is-more for getting near God's love. Her upcoming album, "Hymns and Sacred Songs," finds the platinum-selling singer peeling back the layers of Sixpence's pop sound for simplistic, vulnerable praise music. The end result is earnest but bare-bones, a worship album in awe of God's majesty and grace.
- 11/11/2011
Does DOMA Complicate Corporate Interests in Massachusetts?
A battalion of 70 Massachusetts businesses challenged the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act earlier this month. The group is fed up with the federal law, they say, as it hinders their hiring processes among homosexuals.
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