Anugrah Kumar

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  Jul 23, 2011

  DADT Repeal Unfounded, Defies Religious Freedom, ADF Says

  The repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” certified by the Pentagon Friday to allow gays to openly serve in the military, threatens religious freedom of troops and chaplains and appears to be groundless as records supposedly justifying the move remain secret, Christian legal group Alliance Defense Fund said.

• Jul 21, 2011

  Coral Ridge Takes on New Name: 'Truth in Action'

  Coral Ridge Ministries, founded by the late Christian broadcaster Dr. D. James Kennedy, now has a new name: Truth in Action Ministries. The global media ministry changed its name as “a means to reach more people and have a bigger impact on the culture"

• Jul 21, 2011

  Hillsong Australia Seeking to Turn Warehouse Into Church; Meets Hurdles

  Hillsong, a Pentecostal megachurch in Australia’s largest city Sydney, has circumvented the “unresponsive” city authorities and taken its application to a court seeking permission to convert a warehouse into a church.

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  Jul 20, 2011

  Murdoch Attacked With Foam Pie; Cameron Wants to Move On

  Rupert Murdoch, the chief of News Corporation at the center of the cell phone hacking scandal, had his suit splattered with shaving foam after a protester hurled a foil pie aiming for his face during a hearing with British lawmakers Tuesday followed by a call by Prime Minister David Cameron to move on to “issues that matter.”

• Jul 20, 2011

  Dixie County Ten Commandments to Go; Appeal Decision Awaited

  Dixie County has been asked to remove the Ten Commandments monument from the front of its courthouse by August 14, but county commissioners have yet to decide whether to appeal the order by a federal judge.

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  Jul 18, 2011

  Egypt's Christians to Protest Slow Probe of Church Bombing

  Coptic Christians of Egypt are planning to stage demonstrations demanding a speedier investigation into the New Year church bombing in the city of Alexandria that killed 23 and injured 97.

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  Jul 18, 2011

  Binge Drinking Harms Memory; Riskier for Teen Girls

  Alcohol, when consumed immoderately, hits brain regions that enable functions such as learning, memory, and reasoning, with teen girls being more vulnerable to the harms of binge drinking than their male counterparts, two recent studies found.

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  Jul 18, 2011

  More 'Carmaheaven' Than Carmageddon, LA Mayor Says

  “Carmageddon,” the feared traffic jam from the long-publicized weekend shutdown of the Los Angeles freeway, had a calm pass off and life was back to normal early Monday even as the county mayor termed it “Carmaheaven.”

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  Jul 18, 2011

  Fox Host: Mitt Romney Obviously Not a Christian

  Mitt Romney is “not a Christian” and therefore he may not have a good chance of raising big money among Christians if Rick Perry runs for president, “Fox & Friends” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said Sunday.

• Jul 17, 2011

  God No Longer 'Father' for United Church of Christ

  The left-leaning United Church of Christ now wants to be even more politically correct, and to do so its deliberative body has replaced the reference to “Heavenly Father” with the gender neutral term, “triune God,” in the denomination’s constitution.