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1 million kids filling Madrid square told “Don’t be afraid to be a saint”
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“Let Christ live in your heart. Respond to Him with a ‘yes’ that’s full of excitement and generosity of life,” Antonio Maria Rouco Varela told a vast sea of Christian kids Wednesday. “Don’t be afraid of being a saint.” The Archbishop of Madrid, Spain, was speaking to around a million teens from all around the…
LA Times: Lebanon bans Lady Gaga album as “offensive to Christians”
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Boxfuls of Lady Gaga’s newest album “Born this Way” were intercepted and impounded at Beirut’s international airport by Lebanese authorities late last week as potentially offensive to the country’s Christian population. “Despite having sold millions of copies worldwide, Lady Gaga’s album isn’t for sale in Lebanese music stores for now,” reports the Los Angeles Times. “Instead,…
Starbucks bows to pressure, withdraws from Christian event
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“Homosexual activists have once again pressured the head of a trendy company heavily patronized by the ‘gay’ community to back out of a scheduled speaking engagement sponsored by a Christian organization,” writes Dave Bohon writing in the New American. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz was booked to speak August 12 at the annual Global Leadership Summit…
Dressed in white, 300,000 from 43 countries take communion at Guadalajara event
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Some 300,000 people from 43 countries took part over the weekend in the Holy Supper, the most important festival of La Iglesia de La Luz del Mundo — the Church of the Light of the World — a group based in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara. The church teaches that from the death of the Apostle John during…
On-line debates with atheists usually a waste of time, says author
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In a column titled “Atheism, Despair, and Envy: A Case Study,” American Vision columnist Joel McDurmon confesses: “I normally don’t get into online debates in comment sections, on Facebook, or even via email. I have too much work to get done. “But once in a while I’ll engage someone if I think there’s some larger…
British bishop laments disinterest in Syrian “slaughter”
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The bishop of Bristol, England, has criticized the British government’s lack of interest in the “wholesale slaughter” taking place in Syria, according to . Scores have reportedly been left dead after the Syrian army sent in tanks to Hama on Sunday to crush the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad. “I can’t be the only person wondering…
Academic conference seeks to normalize pedophilia
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Normalizing the “last taboo,” pedophilia — sex between adults and children — is the goal of a conference in Balitmore, according to critics. “Researchers from several prominent U.S. universities will participate in a Baltimore conference reportedly aiming to normalize pedophilia,” writes Jeremy Kryn for LifeSiteNews. “According to the sponsoring organization’s website, the event will examine ways…
Sheriff cites 600 percent boost in drug arrests since local churches started praying
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When Scott County, Tennessee, residents began praying for his officers, dramatic things happened, says Sheriff Mike Cross. He says drug arrests went up 600 percent. He says that some time ago, he and Scott County Commissioner David Day decided they needed divine intervention. So, they approached local pastors, such as Baptist Minister Kermit Phillips, who…
Identical 11-year-olds switched places to win $50,000, but Dad makes them ‘fess up
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Will honesty cost the 11-year-old Smith twins $50,000? Nate made national sports news when he won $50,000 by making an impossible hockey shot in a charity fundraiser. Now it turns out it was Nick who took the shot. Nate’d just had a cast removed from his arm — and let his identical twin brother, Nick, take his place. Now Nate stands to lose…
Gordon-Conwell professor: America has changed dramatically, but more is coming
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It’s now official. The United States is “bigger, older, more Hispanic and Asian and less wedded to marriage and traditional families than it was in 1990.” “Want more?” writes Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary professor James Emery White. “Okay. It is also ‘less enamored of kids, more embracing of several generations living under one roof, more inclusive…
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