Stoyan Zaimov

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  Mar 23, 2015

  Hindu Extremists Attack Cathedral in India, Smash Down Doors and Windows, Accuse Christians of Conversions

  Six people have been arrested after a group of Hindu extremists attacked a cathedral in central India, breaking down doors and smashing windows. The attack, which was caught on CCTV cameras, was aimed at Christians who are being accused by the extremists of converting people into Christianity.

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  Mar 23, 2015

  Richard Dawkins Placed on 'Block Bot' That Hides Offensive People on Twitter; Atheist Author Objects to 'Libel'

  Atheist author Richard Dawkins has been placed on Block Bot, a program that hides people on Twitter deemed to be offensive or abusive. Dawkins, who has been accused by users of being racist and a "rape-apologist," said that he objects to being libelled.

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  Mar 23, 2015

  McCain Blasts Obama's 'Temper Tantrum' Over Netanyahu's Re-Election; Obama Outlines Frustrations with Israeli PM

  Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., has said that President Barack Obama needs to get over his "temper tantrum" concerning Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent re-election victory. Obama has said that Netanyahu has been misleading in his campaign plans for a two-state solution to create a Palestinian state.

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  Mar 20, 2015

  Roma Downey Describes Upcoming 'A.D.' Series Starting Easter Sunday as 'Game of Thrones Meets The Bible'

  Roma Downey, the executive producer behind the upcoming 12 part series "A.D. The Bible Continues," has described the project, a sequel to 2013's "The Bible" miniseries, as "Game of Thrones meets The Bible."

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  Mar 20, 2015

  Ken Ham Laughs Off UK Scientists' Suggestions That Aliens Sent Space Seed Micro-Organism to Start Life on Earth

  Answers in Genesis CEO and President Ken Ham has dismissed suggestions by U.K. scientists that life on Earth might've been started by extraterrestrials who sent the first micro-organism to the planet.

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  Mar 20, 2015

  200 Christian Teachers in Rhode Island Sue to Take Good Friday Off; District Approves Day Off for Jewish Holiday, but Not Easter Friday

  Close to 200 teachers have joined in a lawsuit against the Cranston, Rhode Island, school department, which turned down their requests to take a holiday on Good Friday. The teachers say that their civil rights have been violated, and point out that the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah in the fall was approved.

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  Mar 20, 2015

  Obama Says Requiring Every American to Vote Would 'Completely Change Political Map'

  President Barack Obama has said that making voting in elections a mandatory obligation in America would be "potentially transformative" and possibly counteract the influence of money in elections.

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  Mar 19, 2015

  UN Human Rights Council May Take Up Saeed Abedini's Case Over Iran's Illegal Imprisonment of Christian Pastor

  Associate Counsel Matthew Clark of the American Center for Law and Justice has said that he hopes the U.N. Human Rights Council will take up the case of Pastor Saeed Abedini, who is serving an eight-year sentence for his Christian faith in Iran.

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  Mar 19, 2015

  'I Am A Christian' Producers Say Facebook Blocked Message Calling People to Identify as Christians

  The producers behind the film "I Am a Christian," which was recently halted, have said that when they tried to post a message on Facebook encouraging people to identify as Christians, the social networking site blocked it for being "profane, vulgar." When they contacted Facebook for more information, Facebook told them that material should not "single out individuals or degrade people."

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  Mar 19, 2015

  Family Christian Stores Decides Against Bankruptcy Bid; CEO Believes Move Will Help 'Serve Customers and Glorify God'

  Family Christian Stores, the largest Christian bookstore in the United States, has withdrawn its bankruptcy plan and will keep its stores open in order to save the jobs of its 4,000 employees.