Stoyan Zaimov

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  Oct 29, 2013

  Hobby Lobby President Brings Artifact Exhibit to Jerusalem, Tracing Two Millennia of Biblical Text

  Hobby Lobby President Steve Green brought his family's huge exhibit of Biblical artifacts to Jerusalem last week, including several portions of the Dead Sea scrolls and other items from the earliest centuries of Christianity.

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  Oct 28, 2013

  ACLJ Challenges 'Anti-Christian Crusade' Removing References to God in US Military

  The American Center for Law and Justice has challenged the removal of the phrase "so help me God" from the Air Force Academy's Honor Code, which it says is evidence of an "anti-Christians Crusade" against the U.S. military.

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  Oct 28, 2013

  Recent Discovery Suggesting Humans Evolved From One Species Compatible With Christianity, Say Catholic Science Experts

  Roman Catholic priests and science experts have said that recent discoveries suggesting that humans evolved from one species is compatible with the Christian faith.

• Oct 28, 2013

  German Minister Says Confidence in US Shaken; Spain Also Reports Massive Phone Spying

  The German interior minister has said that confidence in the U.S. has been shaken following allegations that the government monitored Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone, while Spain became the latest country to report massive U.S. National Security Agency spying of its citizens.

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  Oct 25, 2013

  Christian Doctors Restoring Faces of Children, Adults Accused of Having Demonic Spirits in South Sudan

  Christian doctors with Franklin Graham's Samaritan's Purse are travelling again this year to South Sudan, where they will perform over 80 cleft lip and palate surgeries on children and adults that are often ostracized by society and accused of having demonic spirits.

• Oct 25, 2013

  Four Iranian Christians to Receive 80 Lashes for Drinking Communion Wine

  Four Iranian Christians are set to receive 80 lashes each as punishment for drinking communion wine at a house church, while Iran faced further criticism in a U.N. report on its human rights record.

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  Oct 25, 2013

  Archbishop Justin Welby Says Prince George Free to Become Buddhist, but Stresses Relationship with Christ

  The Most Rev. Justin Welby, who recently baptized Prince George, said he is free to become a Buddhist if he chooses so later in life, but stressed the relationship he needs to develop with Christ to his parents during the christening.

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  Oct 24, 2013

  Police Officer Who Pepper-Sprayed Peaceful Occupy Protesters Awarded $38,000 in Damages

  The police officer who became an internet meme sensation after pepper-spraying peaceful Occupy protesters at the University of California, Davis in November 2011 has been awarded $38,000 in damages after revealing that he was suffering from anxiety and depression.

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  Oct 24, 2013

  Christian Nigerian-Americans Outraged Over Sen. Ted Cruz 'Nigeria Scammers' Joke

  The Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans (CANAN) and other groups have blasted Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) for what they say was a highly-offensive joke he made about Nigerians at an event Houston on Monday.

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  Oct 24, 2013

  US Olympic Committee's Sexual Orientation Policy Could Paint Christians as Discriminators, Sports Ministry Leader Warns

  The president of a track and field ministry has said that the United States Olympic Committee's decision to add homosexuality to its anti-discrimination policy is problematic as it could paint Christians who believe that homosexuality is a sin as discriminators.