Stoyan Zaimov

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  May 2, 2012

  Unidentified Attackers Kill 11 Anti-Government Protesters in Egypt

  At least 11 people have been killed in Egypt, after a group of unknown assailants opened fire on protesters who had gathered in front of the defense ministry in the nation's capital.

• May 2, 2012

  PepsiCo Vows to Stop Using Aborted Fetal Cell Lines After Pro-Life Boycott

  PepsiCo announced Tuesday that it is giving into a petition made by anti-abortion organization Children of God for Life and other pro-life advocates who demanded in 2011 that the soft drink company stop using aborted fetal cell lines to develop flavor enhancers for its beverages.

• May 1, 2012

  Atheists Motivated by Compassion, Believers by Doctrine When It Comes to Giving?

  A new study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley suggests that compassion motivates the non-religious more so than people of faith when it comes to helping others in need, and that religious people may instead be compelled to action by doctrinal beliefs.

• May 1, 2012

  Nigerian Army Engages in Shootout With Islamist Terror Group Boko Haram

  In response to some of the most violent attacks in the region in recent months, the Nigerian army has raided what is believed to be a Boko Haram hideout in the northern city of Kano, engaging in a shootout with the Islamist insurgents who have been making Christians their primary target.

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  Apr 30, 2012

  First Gay Episcopal Bishop to Be Succeeded by Another Gay Pastor?

  Another married gay man may succeed the retiring Bishop V. Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop in The Episcopal Church, the Diocese of New Hampshire announced.

• Apr 30, 2012

  Capsized Ferry in India Leaves 100 Dead; Weather Hampers Rescue

  Officials have reported that as many as 100 people were feared dead after a ferry carrying 300 passengers capsized in north-eastern India.

• Apr 30, 2012

  Third Day and Matt Maher Team Up for Major Christian Rock Show

  One of the biggest Christian rock shows in recent times is set for May 3 at the Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City, Utah, and will be headlined by multi-platinum-selling Christian rock band Third Day, while the opening act will be Catholic singer-songwriter Matt Maher.

• Apr 30, 2012

  Vatican Warns African Christians Against 'Temptation of Hate' After Terrorist Attacks

  The Vatican has expressed sympathy for the two dozen victims of the latest terrorist attacks in Nigeria and Kenya targeting Christians, but has called on believers to not give in to the "temptations of hate."

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  Apr 30, 2012

  Titanic II to Set Sail in 2016; Australian Billionaire Behind Project

  An Australian businessman is building a grand new luxury ship that is modeled after the original Titanic, and the project is currently planned to be completed within four years.

• Apr 27, 2012

  Canada's Pro-Abortion Parliament Slams Debate Over Definition of Human Being

  Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is facing criticism for breaking campaign promises by allowing a motion in Parliament that seeks to reopen the debate on what constitutes a human being, which critics believe might lead to restrictions on abortion.