Stoyan Zaimov

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  Feb 11, 2014

  Bill Nye Reveals Backlash After Creationism Debate With Ken Ham

  Bill Nye "The Science Guy" revealed that following the much-publicized debate with Creation Museum CEO and President Ken Ham last week, a person defaced his or her own car to take a shot at him.

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  Feb 11, 2014

  Saving a Life for Five Dollars – SC Pastor Testifies of Impactful Work by Water Sunday Project

  A South Carolina pastor who spent 10 days in Uganda helping Water Missions International provide desperately needed clean water to communities stressed how truly urgent and important donations are to the water systems project. Just five dollars, he said, can save a human life.

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  Feb 10, 2014

  Most Catholics Worldwide Disagree With Church Teachings on Contraception, Abortion, Poll Finds

  A far-reaching poll of Roman Catholics around the world commissioned by Univision has found that a large number of adherents disagree with church teachings on controversial subjects like contraception, abortion and gay marriage.

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  Feb 10, 2014

  North Korea Reverses Decision to Discuss US Christian Kenneth Bae's Release; Blames US-South Korea Drills

  North Korea has turned back on its decision to discuss the possible release of imprisoned Christian missionary Kenneth Bae by rescinding its invitation to an American special envoy, blaming a planned joint military exercise between the U.S. and South Korea.

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  Feb 7, 2014

  Franklin Graham, Samaritan's Purse Work at Syrian Refugee Camps to Be Featured on 'Fox Files'

  Franklin Graham and his missionary organization Samaritan's Purse will be featured in an upcoming episode of "Fox Files," which will take a look at Syrian refugee camps in Iraq and the important work being done to help the suffering people there.

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  Feb 7, 2014

  Legionaries of Christ Catholic Order Condemns Founder's 'Reprehensible' Pedophilic Behavior; Announces New Leadership

  The Legionaries of Christ Roman Catholic order officially apologized for the "reprehensible" behavior of its founder, who was found guilty of sexually abusing children, and announced new leadership with hopes of rebuilding the organization.

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  Feb 7, 2014

  PRRI Says Controversial Coca-Cola Super Bowl Ad Is Right on America's Ethnic and Religious Diversity

  The Public Religion Research Institute has weighed in on the debate surrounding the controversial Coca-Cola commercial that played during last week's Super Bowl, reminding Americans that there are many diverse religious groups in the country.

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  Feb 7, 2014

  Boehner 'Taps Brakes' on Immigration Reform Due to Obama Distrust; Evangelicals Decry Inaction

  Evangelical groups are asking how many more families will be broken apart due to lack of action on immigration reform in Congress, after House Speaker John Boehner said on Thursday that such reform will have a tough time going forward due to Republican distrust of President Barack Obama.

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  Feb 6, 2014

  Utah Researchers Launch 'Religious Brain Project' to Study Brain's Connection With Faith, Starting With Mormon Missionaries

  Researchers from the University of Utah announced that they are launching "The Religious Brain Project," an initiative aimed at studying the effects of faith on the human brain, and will be starting off by examining Mormon missionaries.

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  Feb 6, 2014

  Ken Ham Fires Back at Pat Robertson Over Young Earth Creationism; Calls him 'Misinformed and Deceived'

  Creation Museum CEO and President Ken Ham fired back at "The 700 Club" host Pat Robertson who blasted Ham's young earth views, calling the controversial televangelist "misinformed and deceived."