Stoyan Zaimov
Christian Post Reporter
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Atheist Billboards Say Life Is 'Awesome' Without God; Bishop Calls Them 'Propaganda'
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is putting up over 55 billboards across Sacramento, Calif., in November with messages like "I'm not a believer and life is still awesome." A local bishop has branded the ads as "propaganda."

Poll Discovers Great Differences in End-Of-Treatment Preferences by Race, Denominations
A Pew Research Center survey on end-of-life decisions has found big differences among Americans, with most white mainline Protestants indicating they would like all treatments stopped so they could die when faced of a terminal disease and great pain, while most black Protestants would want everything to be done to save their lives.

Franklin Graham to Preach in Thailand for First Time; to Talk About God, Universe
Evangelist Franklin Graham is preparing for his first sermon in Thailand for the Abundant Life Festival, where he will speak in front of thousands of people and answer deep questions, such as what or who is behind the universe.

Google, Vatican Restore Ancient Frescoes Found in Christian Tombs; Some Paintings Suggest Women Priests?
The Vatican and Google are working together to bring to light early-century paintings found in ancient Christian catacombs in northeast Rome, depicting notable biblical events such as Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, and also some paintings that raises questions on whether there were women priests in the early Church.

David Blaine 'Real or Magic' Show Amazes George W Bush, Will Smith
Illusionist and endurance artist David Blaine's 90-minute special "Real or Magic," which aired earlier this week, stunned and amazed notable figures like former president George W. Bush and big-time celebrities, including Will Smith and Harrison Ford, who all participated in the acts.

Creation Museum's Ken Ham Rejects Idea That Charity Can Earn Ted Turner's Place in Heaven
Creation Museum President Ken Ham has responded to a CNN article chronicling the life of billionaire businessman Ted Turner, declaring that no matter how much money he gives to charity, it will never be enough to get into heaven.

Open Doors Launches Global Petition Urging UN Action in Syria War
Persecution watchdog group Open Doors has launched a global petition to urge the United Nations and the world's leaders to step in the Syrian civil war and help the suffering people, many of whom are in Christian communities that have been caught in the crossfire.

Taxpayers Shouldn't Be Forced to Fund Abortion, ADF Declares in Arizona Debate
Taxpayers should not be forced to give money to abortion practices, the Alliance Defending Freedom argues while urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate an Arizona law that limits funds for abortion.

Illinois Becomes 16th State to Legalize Gay Marriage; Law Group Warns of Threat to Religious Freedom
While Illinois became the 16th state in the U.S. to legalize same-sex marriage on Wednesday, with Gov. Pat Quinn calling it an "epic victory" for America, a law group has warned that the new law may threaten religious freedom for those opposed to the practice.

Pope Francis Reveals He Goes to Confession Every Two Weeks; Says Pope Is Sinner Too
Pope Francis revealed that he goes to confession every two weeks because priests, bishops and even the pope are sinners who need forgiveness, just like everyone else.


























