Stoyan Zaimov

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  Jun 11, 2012

  Eliminating Vulgarity Key to Restoring Relationship With Christ, Says Ed Young

  "Are you sucked into the vortex of vulgarity?" asked pastor Ed Young of Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas, during his Sunday sermon on vulgarity, the second in his ongoing "Cool Aid" series exploring the crossroads of Christianity and culture.

• Jun 11, 2012

  Pro-Gay Groups Dispute Study Revealing That Kids Fare Worse in Same-Sex Households

  A new study analyzing how children who grew up in same-sex parent households have fared as adults is being disputed by some pro-gay groups as questionable, while pro-family groups say it reveals what they have known all along -- children tend to fare best when raised in heterosexual households.

• Jun 11, 2012

  Jerry Sandusky Trial: Defense Claims Coach Did 'Nothing Wrong'

  The trial of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky began on Monday, and both the defense and prosecution have made their opening statements.

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  Jun 11, 2012

  Hosni Mubarak Falls Into 'Full Coma;' Family Pleads for Medical Assistance

  Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has fallen into a "full coma," nine days after being sentenced to life in prison for failing to contain the outbreaks of violence last year when the military seized power, leading to the deaths of over 850 people.

• Jun 8, 2012

  190 Suspected Child Predators Arrested in Nationwide Undercover Operation

  Federal agents, in a month-long nationwide sting called "Operation Orion," captured 190 suspected child predators and rescued 18 victims. Many of the cases were linked to how children used the Internet.

• Jun 8, 2012

  US Army Suicides Hit One Per Day; Higher Than Combat Casualties

  A worrying trend has developed in the U.S. military – soldiers are killing themselves at a rate of one per day, new figures have shown, which are the highest since the U.S. began its military operations in Afghanistan in 2001.

• Jun 8, 2012

  Denmark Passes Bill Allowing Same-Sex Weddings at Church

  Denmark, which stands as the first country to allow gay couples to enter into civil unions in 1989, will now be allowing homosexuals to have full wedding ceremonies at church.

• Jun 8, 2012

  Only Half of Gay People in UK See Marriage as 'Personally Important'

  A poll conducted in England seeking to see where the homosexual community stands on the government's proposal to change alter the law on marriage to include same-sex couples, reveals that only half of gays and lesbians view marriage as "personally important."

• Jun 8, 2012

  Minn. Student Barred From Wearing Rosary in Support of Ill Grandmother

  A 15-year-old Minnesota high school student has been told by school district officials to remove the rosary beads he wears in support of his cancer-stricken grandmother, saying the religious item could be mistaken as a symbol of gang membership.

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  Jun 8, 2012

  South Korean Creationists Removing Evolution References From Textbooks

  Efforts to challenge and even remove the theory of evolution from the public school system in South Korea have been gaining ground after a petition last month seeking to make notable changes to textbooks in favor of creationism proved successful.