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  HarperCollins warns possible tariffs on China will ‘damage’ Bible sales

  HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc. has expressed concern over the possibility of tariffs on books and printed materials from China, stating that it might “damage” Bible sales in the United States.

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  How Chick-fil-A’s Christian purpose statement helped revitalize chain on ‘brink of going under'

  While Chick-fil-A has blossomed over the last several decades to become America’s third-largest restaurant chain, there was a time during the financial recession in the 1980s when it looked as though the Christian-run business was on the “brink” of closing as mall development stopped. 

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  Manhattan Chick-fil-A vandalized during LGBT pride parade

  A Chick-fil-A restaurant was vandalized during a gay pride parade in New York City last weekend apparently over the beliefs of the fast-food company’s president. 

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  Supreme Court rejects anti-Christian animus, again

  The past twelve months have been anything but a cake walk for religious bakers.

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  Disney versus VidAngel: Family friendly filtering service hit with $62.4M lawsuit

  Video filtering company VidAngel has been ordered to pay Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. $62.4 million in damages after a Los Angeles U.S. District Court ruling.

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  Kmart comes under fire for banning ‘Jesus,' 'church' but allowing 'Islam,' 'Koran' at photo kiosk

  Kmart has come under fire after certain religious words including “Jesus,” “church,” and “Bible”  were effectively banned at photo printing kiosks while the words “mosque,” “Islam,” and “Koran” were not.

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  Texas Gov. signs 'Save Chick-fil-A' bill into law, following San Antonio airport ban

  Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed into law a bill in defense of fast food chain Chick-fil-A after the fast food restaurant faced opposition from the San Antonio city council earlier this year.