Leonardo Blair

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  May 28, 2013

  Catholic Church's Top Exorcist Claims He Rid World of 160,000 Demons

  The Catholic Church's top exorcist, who claims to have sent 160,000 demons back to hell, says he wants Pope Francis to allow all priests to start performing the ritual to deal with a rising demand for exorcisms from the faithful.

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  May 27, 2013

  Atheists Are Still Going to Hell, Says Vatican Spokesman

  A Vatican spokesman clarified on Thursday that atheists are still going to hell despite Pope Francis' homily last week that that pointed out doing good wasn't just confined to the faith community and even atheists, despite their views are able to do good as well.

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  May 27, 2013

  Senate Approves Cut to Food Stamps for Convicted Rapists, Pedophiles, Murderers

  Members of the U.S. Senate unanimously accepted an amendment to the Farm Bill that would bar convicted rapists, pedophiles and murderers from receiving food stamps for life.

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  May 27, 2013

  'Entitlement Mentality Gone Wild:' Free Gov't Cell Phones Cost Nearly $2B in 2012, Says Sen. Vitter

  Citing rampant fraud and abuse by telephone service providers, GOP Senator from Louisiana David Vitter called on the U.S. Senate last Tuesday to end the welfare subsidy for cellular phone service in the federal Lifeline Program that cost Americans nearly $2 billion in 2012.

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  May 26, 2013

  5 Big Businesses Where Faith Plays a Major Role

  Results of a recent study indicate that American entrepreneurs pray and meditate more frequently than non-entrepreneurs. This new research could perhaps explain the interesting number of God-fearing men and women who have founded and built wildly successful companies in America and even with the changing social tides and increasing wealth, continue to cling to their faith. The Christian Post highlights five big companies below where faith in God plays a major role in the lives of the people who

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  May 24, 2013

  Poignant Oklahoma Tornado 'Hope Song' Comes From Survivor Christian Musician Alton Eugene Buggs II

  A young Christian musician and student from Oklahoma City, Alton Eugene Buggs II, 24, has been getting a lot of buzz for an inspirational musical tribute called the 'Hope Song' that he created for survivors of the deadly twister that ravaged the city on Monday.

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  May 24, 2013

  Did Hillary Clinton Push Sale of Stinger Missiles to al-Qaeda in Benghazi?

  Two former U.S. diplomats are reporting that whistleblowers are getting ready to reveal information that might turn the simmering Benghazi scandal into an explosive fiasco for both former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and President Barack Obama.

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  May 23, 2013

  John Piper: Pastors Are Not Infallible or Ultimate Authority

  Popular theologian and Desiring God founder John Piper says it's a good practice for Christians to make sure their pastors and church leaders agree with the teachings of the Bible. Pastors are not infallible, and should not be taken as the ultimate authority, he cautioned.

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  May 23, 2013

  Fans Give Hero Charles Ramsey $14K Check; 14 Restaurants Award Him Burgers for Life, But Not McDonald's

  Although Cleveland hero Charles Ramsey publicly refused a monetary reward for helping to rescue three women and a girl from alleged sexual miscreant Ariel Castro this month, just over 600 fans recently sent him a check for nearly $14,000 for his bravery.

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  May 23, 2013

  Boy Scouts of America Lifts Ban on Gay Youth; 61 Percent Voted for Resolution

  After a contentious challenge to their membership policy, 1,400 delegates of the 103-year-old Boy Scouts of America youth organization voted overwhelmingly to adopt an amendment that effectively lifts the ban on homosexual youth in the organization on Thursday.