- 04/26/2013
Gay Therapy Ban Proposed in New York
A ban on gay therapy in New York has been proposed in a bill introduced on Friday, modeled after the 2012 California law that first banned the service.
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04/26/2013In Wake of Boston Bombings, Group Draws Attention to Terrorism Nigerian Christians Face
The Boston Marathon bombings last week shocked America and served as a reminder that the threat of terrorism in the western world is still alive. While offering condolences to the victims, one group is pointing out that Nigerian Christians face such horrors every week in the face of Islamic extremist group Boko Haram.
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04/26/2013American Atheists Continues Bangladesh Protests Despite Day of Mourning; Others Postpone
A number of major atheist organizations have been put in a tough spot over planned protests against Bangladesh, after the country suffered a national disaster on Wednesday that left hundreds of people dead.
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04/25/2013Pastor Ed Young to Host Dog Adoptions at Fellowship Church
Pastor Ed Young of Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas, known for his creative sermon series, will be hosting a "Dog Days" event that will feature pet adoptions on the last weekend of April.
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04/25/2013Syrian Bishops Still Kidnapped? Conflicting Reports Emerge
New information regarding the Archbishop of Aleppo, Mar Gregorios Ibrahim, and Greek Orthodox Archbishop Metropolitan Paul Yazigi has suggested that the faith leaders may still be captured and in danger.
- 04/25/2013
200 Dead After Massive Building Collapse in Bangladesh (PHOTOS)
A massive building collapse in Bangladesh on Wednesday has left over 200 people dead with rescue workers still trying to dig out many others from the rubble on Thursday.
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04/25/2013Richard Dawkins Named 'World's Top Thinker' in Global Poll
Famous atheist author Richard Dawkins has been named the world's top thinker in a global vote that counted 10,000 voices from over 100 countries.
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04/25/2013Boston Bombing Suspect Was Willing to Die for Islam, Mother Laments
The mother of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has seemingly confirmed suspicion that religion played a major part in the attack last week, revealing that her son had told her he was ready to die for Islam.
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04/24/2013Boston Archbishop Blames Lack of Gun Control, Abortion for Violence in America
Cardinal Seán Patrick O'Malley, the archbishop of Boston, has been receiving both praise and criticism for his speech on Sunday regarding the Boston Marathon bombings, which touched on a number of sensitive issues America is currently dealing with.
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04/24/2013Kidnapped Syria Bishops Released After Hostage Situation
The Syrian Orthodox Archbishop of Aleppo, Mar Gregorios Ibrahim, and Greek Orthodox Archbishop Metropolitan Paul Yazigi have been released unharmed after they were kidnapped by gunmen outside the city.
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04/24/2013'Entire Abortion Industry on Trial With Gosnell,' Say Pro-Life Groups
Dozens of America's biggest pro-life organizations have signed a joint letter emphasizing that such abortion horror stories as that of Kermit Gosnell are commonplace and prove that legal abortion is not safe.
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04/24/2013Rhode Island Senate Approves Gay Marriage Bill, Protects Priests From Ceremonies
The Rhode Island Senate voted on Tuesday to legalize same-sex marriage in the state, moving it closer to becoming the 10th U.S. state to make such a change to the definition of marriage.
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04/24/2013Boston Bombing Suspects Attended Mosque With Radical Ties; Authorities to Speak to Parents
The suspects behind the Boston Marathon bombings last week, 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev, attended a mosque that was often visited by radical Islamists and convicted terrorists, reports revealed.
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04/23/2013White House Assures Obama Is Safe Following Hacked News Account Claiming Explosions
The White House has assured citizens that President Barack Obama is safe and well after a hacked Associated Press tweet claimed that he had been injured in two explosions in Washington, D.C.
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04/23/2013Iraqi Christian Pastor Granted 'Private Amnesty,' Safe With Family
Iraqi pastor Abdi Ali Hamzah, also known as Pastor Jamal, has finally been released from prison after 21 months and will get the medical attention that he needs following what one ministry leader is calling an unprecedented move.
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