Anugrah Kumar

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  Feb 19, 2014

  Ukraine's Bloodiest Day as Police, Protesters Clash Leaving 25 Dead; US Urges Restraint

  Ukraine witnessed its bloodiest day since its independence after clashes between protesters seeking European-style democracy and the government that favors Russia killed dozens and injured hundreds in Kiev on Tuesday, prompting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to express concerns and urge restraint.

• Feb 18, 2014

  Christian Filmmaker, Atheist Activist Release Their New Film 'My Week in Atheism'

  John Christy, a devout Christian filmmaker and student of religion, and David Smalley, an atheist activist and radio host, have released a new documentary film they made together, "My Week in Atheism," about their friendship caught between the two opposing worldviews.

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  Feb 17, 2014

  Dan Kimball: Teaching New Generations Theology, Apologetics Can Stop Mistaken Views of Jesus, Church, Bible

  Upcoming generations must be taught theology and apologetics as a priority so they do not end up having a mistaken view of the Bible, the church and Jesus, says Dan Kimball, who leads the teaching and mission ministries at California's Vintage Faith Church.

• Feb 17, 2014

  Craigslist Murder Suspect Says She Was Part of Satanic Cult; Killed Dozens of Others

  A 19-year-old Pennsylvania woman, charged in the killing of a man she and her husband met through Craigslist, told a newspaper in a prison interview she was part of a satanic cult and killed many more people but stopped counting after 22.

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  Feb 17, 2014

  Christian Tourists Die in Bus Blast as Egypt's Islamist Insurgency Surges

  A bomb exploded in a tourist bus in Egypt Sunday, killing three South Korean Christians and the Egyptian driver. Egypt's Islamist insurgency, which began after the military removal of President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood last year, has become a major threat to the country.

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  Feb 16, 2014

  Camels in Genesis Prove Old Testament is 'Very Accurate,' Professor Claims as He Refutes Archaeologists' Findings

  A professor of theology and Hebrew from Illinois has refuted the claims of Israeli archaeologists that camels could not have been used for transportation by Jewish patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob because the animals weren't domesticated in Israel until hundreds of years after they lived.

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  Feb 16, 2014

  Brain-Dead Canadian Woman Gives Birth, Dies

  A brain-dead woman in British Columbia, whose husband had asked she be kept alive on a ventilator after a cerebral hemorrhage over a month ago, has died after giving birth to their frail but healthy son.

• Feb 16, 2014

  Author Donald Miller Muses on Church With Holy Spirit as Pastor

  Donald Miller, a bestselling author who recently stirred a debate after saying he doesn't attend church regularly, has written another follow-up post on his blog, this time musing over a question: what would a church look like if the Holy Spirit were its pastor?

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  Feb 10, 2014

  Will Those Who Have 'Never Heard' the Gospel Go to Hell? NC Megachurch Pastor Tackles Question

  Concluding his blog series on the doctrine of hell, North Carolilna megachurch Pastor J.D. Greear reflects on the question whether God would send people who have never heard about Jesus to hell, and other difficult issues related to the reality of hell.

• Feb 10, 2014

  UK Scientists Find 800,000-Year-Old Human Footprints

  Archaeologists have announced the discovery of footprints left by adults and children more than 800,000 years ago in the East of England's Norfolk County. A scientist describes it as the earliest evidence of human footprints outside of Africa, and "a million to one find."