Michael Gryboski

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  Oct 19, 2015

  Pope Francis Says the Bible Is a 'Highly Dangerous Book'

  Pope Francis says the Bible is "a highly dangerous book" due to the fact that so many people in the world are arrested or murdered for owning one.

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  Oct 18, 2015

  NJ Catholic Archbishop: No Communion for Those in Invalid Marriages, LGBT Advocacy

  A Roman Catholic archbishop based in New Jersey has stated that those involved in marriages not recognized by the Church cannot receive the sacrament of Communion.

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  Oct 18, 2015

  Former Astros Star Speaks Out Against Houston's Transgender Bathroom Ordinance

  A former Houston Astros player has expressed his support for a referendum meant to overturn a controversial civil rights ordinance that critics say would let men use women's restrooms.

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  Oct 16, 2015

  Earliest Known Draft of King James Bible From 1611 Found by Academic

  An American scholar has found the earliest known draft of the 1611 authorized version of the Bible, commonly called the King James Version.

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  Oct 16, 2015

  Hyatt Hotels Next Chain to Block Porn From In-Room Entertainment

  A major hotel chain has announced that they will be phasing out on-demand pornographic films from their available in-room entertainment.

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  Oct 14, 2015

  ROC Church Founder Sentenced to 40 Years' Prison for Sexually Assaulting Two Sisters

  The former leader of a Virginia megachurch who was found guilty of sexually assaulting two sisters earlier this year has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for his crimes.

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  Oct 13, 2015

  Episcopal Church in Decline? Denomination Loses Nearly 50K Members, Closes 69 Parishes

  The Episcopal Church continues to experience losses in both church attendance and membership, according to recently released numbers from the denomination's Office of the General Convention.

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  Oct 13, 2015

  Planned Parenthood Will Stop Aborted Baby Parts Payments; Critic Calls It 'Admission of Guilt'

  Planned Parenthood Federation of America announced a change in their fetal tissue donation policy, in a move that one pro-life critic calls "an admission of guilt."

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  Oct 13, 2015

  A Bible Delayed: Bibliotheca Version Remains Unreleased Over a Year After Raising $1.4 Million

  An online crowd-funding project that raised about $1.4 million, meant to release a more elegantly formatted version of the Bible, has once again been delayed in its release.

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  Oct 12, 2015

  Soldier Who Beat Child Rapist Defended by Over 130,000 Petitions to Congress

  Conservative activists delivered a petition to Capitol Hill with over 130,000 signatories in defense of a U.S. soldier recently discharged for beating an Afghan police commander who allegedly raped a child.