Michael Gryboski

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• Jan 17, 2012

  Church Billboard Ruled 'Anti-Atheist,' but Even Skeptics Disagree

  Skeptics and atheists in South Africa remain divided over the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling to remove a church billboard that was deemed “anti-atheist.”

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  Jan 16, 2012

  'Occupy Atlanta' Helps Historic Black Church Avoid Foreclosure

  A chapter of the Occupy Wall Street movement may have helped a historic black church in Georgia get a modified loan, thereby saving the church from foreclosure.

• Jan 16, 2012

  Judge: Christian Group Can't Bar Same-Sex Ceremony on NJ Property

  A New Jersey judge has recently ruled that a Christian organization must perform same-sex ceremonies on its property despite its views regarding the practice.

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  Jan 14, 2012

  Theologians Speak on Christian Involvement in Non-Christian Charities

  Donations from Christian churches to charities affiliated with other faiths, such as Islam, have led some to wonder how far Christians should involve themselves in non-Christian charities and to what extent should they aid non-Christian religious groups.

• Jan 13, 2012

  PCUSA Elders' Call to Unity Draws Mixed Reactions

  Many conservative Presbyterians hold mixed feelings about a video released by eight elders of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) calling for unity among Presbyterian churches.

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  Jan 12, 2012

  Pa. Charter School 'Entangled' With Nearby Church, Report Claims

  A Pennsylvania charter school has been accused of having “improper entanglements” with a local church, according to a preliminary audit report from the Pennsylvania auditor general's office.

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  Jan 12, 2012

  Va. Judge Rules Against Breakaway Anglicans in Property Case

  Breakaway Anglican congregations in Virginia suffered a blow this week when a Fairfax County Circuit Court judge ruled against letting them keep their church properties.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  Film 'There Be Dragons' Focuses on Life of Opus Dei Founder

  In the 1980s, Father Josemaría Escrivá is being considered for sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church. A journalist, Robert Torres, is covering the story and seeks out his estranged father Manolo Torres, who was a childhood friend of Escrivá, for more information.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  Court Rules Texas Sonogram Mandate for Abortion Is Constitutional

  A Court in Texas has ruled that a state law that says an abortion provider must do a sonogram for a pregnant woman considering an abortion at least 24 hours before the procedure is constitutional.

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Texas Megachurch Quits Using NIV Over 'Accuracy Concerns'

  The leader of a large Baptist church in Texas has announced that his congregation will no longer be using the NIV due to “accuracy concerns.”