Stoyan Zaimov
Christian Post Reporter
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Ind. Church Receives Death Threats After Toddler's 'No Homos' in Heaven Song Hits Internet
An Indiana church that allowed a four-year-old boy to sing a short song containing the lyrics "ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven" is receiving death threats after a video of the performance went viral on the Internet.
Eagle Scout Delivers 275,000 Petitions to Boy Scouts Demanding Acceptance of Gays
An Eagle Scout delivered more than 275,000 signed petitions, which included some notable celebrity names, on Wednesday, demanding that the Boy Scouts of America start accepting open homosexuals in their organization.
Texas Schools to Monitor Students on Campus Using Micropchips
In efforts to improve attendance records, a Texas school district has announced that it will start monitoring students using microchips, an initiative critics fear could lead to privacy violations.
Ministry Challenges IRS 'Muzzling' of Pastors Talking Politics From the Pulpit
Truth in Action Ministries, a Christian national media organization, has been urging members of the public to sign a petition calling for a repeal of the IRS regulation that prohibits pastors from sharing their thoughts on political candidates from the pulpit.
Global Warming Skeptics as Smart as Alarmists, According to New Study
A new study has shown that despite a large promotion of the scientific community accepting the theory of global warming, those skeptical about the issue are no less knowledgeable when it comes to science.
Mitt Romney iPhone App Typo Goes Viral
Republican GOP candidate Mitt Romney has launched a new iPhone app campaign with a misspelled slogan that has gone viral on Twitter and other photo-sharing sites on the Internet.

Black Italian Soccer Player Balotelli Vows to Walk Out of Euro 2012 Over Racism
Black Italian soccer player Mario Balotelli has threatened to leave any games during Euro 2012, the upcoming international soccer tournament, if he faces any racism during the top championship event.
Norway Mass Murder Suspect Believed to Be Secretly Gay, Depressed Before Massacre
Confessed Norway mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik may have been struggling with homosexuality in the period leading up to him allegedly killing 77 people in 2011, former friends of his have testified at a hearing.

Benny Hinn Announces Reconciliation With Former Wife
Popular televangelist Benny Hinn has officially announced that he and his former wife are on the path to reconciliation after the couple decided two years ago to end their 30-year marriage.
House Set to Vote on Bill Banning Gender-Based Abortions
The House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill that seeks to ban sex-selection abortions in what some refer to as "the escalating war on baby girls," while some critics insist the proposed legislation discriminates against Asian-American women and exposes them to unfair scrutiny.


























