Anugrah Kumar

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  Oct 22, 2011

  Jimmy Carter Writing Two Christian Books

  Over three decades after serving as the president of the United States, 87-year-old Jimmy Carter remains busy. He is now writing two books for a Christian publisher, reflecting on his life and ministry.

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  Oct 22, 2011

  Romney Not Comfortable With Christian Conservatives, Iowa Activist Says

  Six Republican presidential candidates are slated to attend Saturday’s gathering of an estimated 1,000 Christian conservatives in Iowa – but not Mitt Romney. His campaign doesn’t feel comfortable “in this arena,” the activist group organizing the event said.

• Oct 19, 2011

  Ill. Catholic Charities Alleges Harassment for Asserting Rights

  Catholic Charities told an appellate court on Wednesday that the state was intending to take away all foster children under their care in a hurry to punish them for appealing a court ruling.

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  Oct 19, 2011

  Mars Hill Pastor: Mormonism Is 'Antithetical to Christianity'

  The debate on whether Mormon presidential candidate Mitt Romney can be called a Christian carries on with the pastor of a Seattle-based megachurch being the latest to describe the Latter-day Saints as a cult, theologically.

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  Oct 15, 2011

  America Can't Help Iranian Pastor Facing Execution, Lawyer Says

  Many influential politicians and officials in America are calling on Iran to stop the execution of Iranian Christian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani for apostasy, but that has not helped his case even a bit, the pastor’s lawyer said.

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  Oct 15, 2011

  My Presidential Run Is in God's Hands, Cain Says

  Herman Cain can now be seen as a front-runner in the Republican presidential nomination according to the latest opinion poll, but he is counting more on God, whom he says will eventually decide whether America needs his leadership or not.

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  Oct 10, 2011

  Santorum Says Homosexuality Can Harm Military Unit Cohesion

  Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum explained Sunday why he is for reinstating the defunct “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy, saying openly gay people in the military can hinder unit cohesion.

• Oct 10, 2011

  Presbyterian Church Ordains Its First Openly Gay Minister

  The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) ordained its first openly gay minister, Scott Anderson, this weekend in Madison, Wis., amid protests by members of Westboro Baptist Church, known for its aggressive campaign against gays and lesbians.

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  Oct 10, 2011

  Romney Not Cultist, Fuller President Says Cautiously

  As Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith has become an issue in the GOP presidential nomination race prompting the Latter-day Saints to launch an ad campaign, the President of Fuller Theological Seminary Richard J. Mouw has declared, though cautiously, that Mormonism is not a cult.

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  Oct 10, 2011

  Clashes in Egypt Kill 23 After Coptic Church Protests

  Curfew was in force in Cairo Monday morning after deadly clashes left at least 23 dead and over 200 injured following protests by Coptic Christians against growing persecution.