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Chinese Police Beat Christians, Bury Bibles and Destroy Church to Ground in Minutes
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Megan Bailey
Henan, China’s third largest province, is no stranger to violence from police. This month, a Protestant church in Henan fell victim to demolition and the authorities’ religious persecution. It was reduced to ruins in just over ten minutes. The next day, the debries were completley cleaned up and there was no trace of the church…
Researchers Claim They’ve Discovered Moses’ Exodus Route and They Have Proof
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Lesli White
A group of Bible scholars from the Doubting Thomas Research Foundation (DTRF) believe they have discovered the route Moses took when he led the Israelites out of slavery from Egypt and to the Promised Land and they have proof! In an interview with Daily Star Online, they scholars shared that they found evidence that traced…
Archaeologists Find Seal Bearing Name of King Josiah’s Servant in Jerusalem
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
It is hard to imagine an archaeological discovery coming out of Israel that is not exciting. Some, however, make more headlines than others. Many of the discoveries that capture the world’s collective attention are those that lend further credence to the idea that the Bible contains an accurate chronicling of ancient history. Sometimes, the biblical…
Obama, Clinton, Warren Ignore That Sri Lanka Church Bombings Targeted Christians
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
On Easter Sunday, explosions rocked Sri Lanka’s churches and hotels as Muslim terrorists executed a carefully coordinated and devastating attack against their Christian neighbors. The death toll from the terrorist attack has soared past 200 and over 450 people were injured. The victims were almost entirely Christian and of a mix of nationalities. The majority…
Blood-Stained Jesus Statue Shows the Terror of the Sri Lanka Easter Bombings
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Megan Bailey
Nearly 300 people were killed and hundreds more wounded after eight explosions tore through Sri Lanka in a series of coordinated blasts that struck three churches and three hotels. There were more than 500 more injured. The first wave of attacks struck during packed Easter Sunday services between 8.45 a.m. and 9.30 a.m. local time.…
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