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04/27/2011Franklin Graham Denies Raising Obama's Birth, Muslim Issues
Franklin Graham denied on Tuesday that he raised doubts about President Obama’s U.S. citizenship or his religious faith, saying that he personally believes Obama is qualified to be president and that he is a Christian.
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04/24/2011Driscoll: Without Resurrection, Jesus Is Biggest Liar
Jesus told people to pray to him, to trust him, to follow him, to give money to his churches. He would have been the biggest liar ever if he died and never resurrected, said Pastor Mark Driscoll on Easter Sunday.
- 04/22/2011
Gory 'Good Friday' Film to be Shown in Thousands of Churches
Thousands of churches nationwide will be showing the "very graphic" film "Good Friday," made by Seattle-based Mars Hill Church, today in hopes that viewers will truly understand the sacrifice Jesus made in paying the price for the sins of humanity.
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04/22/2011Interview: Author of 'When Will My Life Not Suck?'
People told him to use the word “stink” instead of “suck,” but author Ramon Presson went ahead anyways and titled his latest book When Will My Life Not Suck? He said he felt compelled to use the word to remain authentic to the question being asked by so many Americans.
- 04/21/2011
Hell Uproar Lands Rob Bell on Time's 100 Most Influential List
The recent debate over the existence of hell and who goes there is hotter than expected. It is such an incendiary argument, in fact, that it has landed the man who sparked the fire – Rob Bell – on Time magazine’s 2011 top 100 most influential people list.
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04/21/2011Giant Easter Cross Goes Up in Downtown Chicago
A giant 19-foot tall wooden cross along with a 10-foot tall image of Jesus was erected Thursday in busy downtown Chicago for Easter.
Tags Easter - 04/21/2011
Christian Therapist: Life Won't Suck If You Reframe Suffering
When will my life not suck? For a Christian therapist who has battled his own demons like depression, the answer is: learn to reframe suffering.
- 04/19/2011
Megachurch Pastor: Tiger Woods, Charlie Sheen Don't Define Falling from Grace
When Christians think of falling from grace, the names Tiger Woods, Ted Haggard, and more recently Charlie Sheen come to mind. But a megachurch pastor says the celebrities’ way of falling from grace is not the definition found in the Bible.
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04/17/2011Chick-fil-A CEO: Jesus Teachings Helped Increase Sales
Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy wasn’t shy about his faith Friday when he attributed the huge increase in sales at the fast food chain to the wisdom found in the teachings of Jesus.
Tags Leadership Evangelicals - 04/15/2011
Free Condoms for 11-Year-Olds? Philadelphia and Its Sex Problem
Philadelphia has a disturbing problem on its hands – the highest rate of sexually active teens in the country and the fifth highest HIV/AIDS rate for the age group. But the city’s new campaign – offer free condoms to teens as young as 11 – to combat the problem is raising eyebrows.
- 04/14/2011
Court Throws Out Lawsuit Against National Day of Prayer
A federal appeals court overturned on Thursday a ruling that found the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional. NDOP spokesman Michael Calhoun said he was not surprised by the court’s decision
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04/12/2011Mohler: Without Old Testament, Jesus Story Incomplete
For too many evangelical pastors, the Old Testament is a “foreign book” that is better left alone or used only as background knowledge, lamented prominent theologian Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr. on Tuesday. But preachers who neglect the Old Testament do so at the risk of “robbing” their congregation of fully understanding Jesus Christ.
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04/10/2011Interview: Pastor Jim Dixon on End Times Prophecy Controversy
The Christian Post spoke with Dixon, who is a respected scholar in addition to pastoring a 10,000-member church, this week about what the Bible is clear on regarding the end times and what is left up to debate.
- 04/08/2011
Megachurch Pastor Tackles Confusion over End Times Prophecies
A respected megachurch pastor addressed the confusion over end times prophecies in his new book by differentiating what the Bible clearly says about topics such as the rapture, the Antichrist, and the millennium rule of Jesus, and what is left to speculation.
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04/07/2011Most Evangelical Leaders Say Tithe Not Required by Bible
A majority of evangelical leaders believe that the Bible does not require Christians to tithe, according to a survey released by the National Association of Evangelicals on Wednesday.
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