Stoyan Zaimov

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  Jun 29, 2012

  Largest Privately Owned Dead Sea Scroll Fragment to Be Unveiled at Texas Seminary

  Visitors at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's exhibition, "Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible: Ancient Artifacts, Timeless Treasures" in Forth Worth, Texas, will be able to view the largest privately owned Dead Scroll fragment to ever be placed on public display starting July 12.

• Jun 29, 2012

  NYC Churches Win Right to Hold Weekend Services in Public Schools

  The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) has won a permanent injunction in the 17-year legal battle involving the Bronx Household of Faith and the NYC Board of Education, which now allows religious groups to meet freely for worship services in public school facilities.

• Jun 29, 2012

  NJ Senator Pushes Bill Seeking Asylum for Indonesian Christians Facing Persecution

  U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey has pushed forth a new bill allowing Indonesian Christians living illegally in the United States to seek asylum and protect them from facing persecution back home.

• Jun 29, 2012

  Poll: Most Americans Support 'Obamacare;' Christians Remain Divided

  A recent poll by the Public Religion Research Institute found that just days before the Supreme Court ruled to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the majority of Americans supported "Obamacare," although Christians remained divided on the president's healthcare law.

• Jun 28, 2012

  Muslims and Jews Slam German Court's Circumcision Ban as Discriminatory

  A decision by a German court prohibiting doctors from performing circumcisions based on religious reasons is being protested by Jews and Muslims who say the ruling is a violation of their liberties, as circumcision is held by both groups as a religious rite.

• Jun 28, 2012

  Conservative Christians Warn American Families at Risk After 'Obamacare' Is Upheld

  Christian leaders across the nation been responding to the Supreme Court's ruling on "Obamacare," with many suggesting that the decision to uphold the law's insurance mandate could pose grave consequences for American families.

• Jun 28, 2012

  Ga. Student Counselor Fired for Religious Views on Homosexuality Loses Case

  A Christian student at a Georgia university who was expelled from her school's counseling program for expressing her disagreement with homosexuality has lost a court case against the school.

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  Jun 27, 2012

  'Creation Festival' 2012 Kicks Off Largest Christian Music Festival of the Year

  The largest Christian music festival in the United States kicks off Wednesday in Mount Union, Pa., and features some of the biggest names in Christian music. The festival, running until June 30, includes four days of music, fellowship and teaching.

• Jun 27, 2012

  Baby Chimpanzee Mauled to Death in Front of Visitors at LA Zoo

  Visitors at the Los Angeles Zoo witnessed a grizzly scene Wednesday when an adult chimpanzee mauled to death a baby chimp inside the animal enclosure.

• Jun 27, 2012

  Argentine Bishop Caught Hugging Woman in Bikini on Beach Resigns

  An Argentinean Roman Catholic bishop who was photographed last week embracing a woman in a bikini on a Mexican beach has had his resignation accepted by the Vatican.