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05/20/2011Christian Scholar: Obama Offered 'Waterless Cloud' to Middle East
President Obama offered a “waterless cloud” to the Middle East Thursday when he laid out plans of how the United States would approach diplomacy with Arab nations undergoing political change, said a Christian scholar.
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05/18/2011Scholar: China Notices Link Between Christianity, U.S. Economic Success
The officially atheist Chinese government is surprisingly open to Christianity, at least partially, because it sees a link between the faith and economic success, said a sought after scholar who has relations with governments in Asia.
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Mike Huckabee Decides Against Running for President
Mike Huckabee, a frontrunner in many GOP presidential candidate polls, won’t be among the GOP names vying to challenge President Barack Obama for the White House next year.
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05/12/2011Most Americans Say It's Biblically Wrong to Celebrate Osama bin Laden's Death
Six in 10 Americans agree that based on the Bible, U.S. citizens should not celebrate the death of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, a new survey found.
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05/09/2011Interview: Open Doors CEO on Misconceptions About Persecution
Carl Moeller, CEO of Open Doors USA, talks about the biggest misconception Americans have about the persecuted, how persecuted Christians can overcome the question of why a loving God would allow suffering, among other topics.
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05/06/2011VeggieTales Creator: Bankruptcy Humbled Me, Killed My Idol
With a sharp sense of humor and storytelling skills befitting the creator of the beloved VeggieTales films, Phil Vischer told a crowd of Christian journalists Wednesday that bankruptcy humbled him and helped him to pursue God instead of a dream.
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05/04/2011Piper: God Has Mixed Emotions on Osama bin Laden's Death
Is God glad that Osama bin Laden is dead? Prominent evangelical pastor John Piper says yes and no. God’s emotions, like humans, are complex and not always black and white as some portray them to be
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05/03/2011Interview: Author on Counterfeit Gospels, Rob Bell, and Church Hopping
Trevin Wax, author of the new book Counterfeit Gospels, spoke to The Christian Post last week about the counterfeit gospels he sees in churches, Rob Bell’s controversial book Love Wins, and what to do if people suspect their church is teaching a counterfeit gospel.
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05/03/2011Christian Scholar: America Could Produce Antichrist of the 21st Century
America could produce the antichrist in the 21st century through the mixing of greed, power, and economic problems if the church fails to step in to guide people, said a leading international Christian scholar on Monday.
- 05/03/2011
Biblical Scholar: Life in Heaven Similar to Earth, but Better
In heaven, people will have a similar body, voice and vocation as they did on earth, but everything will be much better, said a respected biblical scholar.
Tags Theology End of the World - 05/01/2011
Business Mentorship Model Gets Christian Makeover
The concept of successful businessmen mentoring selected high-potential social entrepreneurs is not new. But the idea of Christians applying that model to social entrepreneurs motivated by their faith to advance the common good has never been put into practice before – until now.
- 04/29/2011
Counterfeit Gospels Author: Rob Bell Threw Grenade at Evangelicals
Rob Bell wasn't misquoted or attacked as he claims, but the Michigan megachurch pastor was the one who threw the “grenade” at evangelicals, said the author of the new book Counterfeit Gospels.
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04/28/2011Ex-Drug Addict: I'm Forever Grateful to David Wilkerson
Justin Franich, who began smoking pot at 13, wants to pay tribute to the late David Wilkerson, the evangelical pastor and founder of the Christian recovery program Teen Challenge, for giving him a second chance at life.
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04/28/2011Interview: Brother of Late David Wilkerson on His Life, Legacy
Don Wilkerson, 71, the youngest brother of David, spoke to The Christian Post on Thursday morning about the back story of his brother’s work with gang members and drug addicts in New York City, and the qualities that endeared him to the youths that roamed the dangerous streets of “the city that never sleeps.”
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04/28/2011Times Square Church Founder David Wilkerson Dies in Accident
The Rev. David Wilkerson, the founding pastor of Times Square Church in Manhattan, N.Y., died in a severe car crash in East Texas Wednesday afternoon. His wife, Gwendolyn Wilkerson, was injured and airlifted to a local hospital.
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