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Twitter, texting, Facebook bring Malaysia’s street protests to worldwide audience
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He’s just a kid – a university law student – but K. Sudhagaran Stanley is using the tools he has, the Internet, to demand change for his homeland. Last week, it put his life at risk — but he texted and Facebooked all the way through a dramatic confrontation with police in which the devout young…
T.D. Jakes: It’s time to forgive
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Has T.D. Jakes ever had to forgive? “Oh, yes,” answers the author of the new book Let It Go: Forgive So You Can Be Forgiven and pastor of The Potter’s House, a 30,000-member church in Dallas. “I was born in West Virginia in the 1960s in an area that was about 5 percent African-American. So,…
Chuck Colson: Beyond Watergate
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by James D. Davis Copyright © 2012, South Florida Sun-Sentinel This week I told a friend that Chuck Colson was on his deathbed. Her response: “Who’s that?” That ignorance is good, in a way. For many in my generation, Colson, who died today at 80, is forever a symbol of government hypocrisy. As part of…
Can The Lucky One’s Zac Efron portray a convincing U.S. Marine Corps sergeant?
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Can Disney pretty-boy teenybopper Zac Efron, the Ken doll from Hairspray, the crooning, high-stepping big-man-on-campus in the High School Musical movies pull of a leading role as a U.S. Marine Corps sergeant? Former Marines just home from Iraq don’t comb Justin Bieber-style bangs. A few weeks ago, my son, a U.S. Marines sergeant, came home from…
Is Iran about to drag us into Armageddon?
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Should we be worried that Iran is about to tip the entire world into World War III? Are some folks reading far too much into all of today’s saber-rattling? Are they drawing wild conclusions from popular interpretations of Bible prophecy flying around the Internet? Or is history’s final battle just around the corner? Many Christians…
Hollywood loses a quiet giant of the faith
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Tributes are pouring in on the Internet to a quiet man of faith who believed that prime time television – the world of sit-coms and cop dramas and reality shows – could be used of God to change the world. Jack Gilbert, 62, mentor to a generation of TV and film writers, died March 26…
Challenges to faith, tradition swirl in Britain
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Is political correctness running amuck in Great Britain? Officials have decided to forbid British schoolchildren from having best friends. The government says it will back a ban on employees wearing crucifixes or any other Christian symbol. A court says UK churches will be forced to marry homosexual couples regardless of church law. And London mayoral…
Texas town turns other cheek, helps atheist who threatened their nativity scene
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Turning the other cheek seems to be working in little Athens, Texas. It seems a big-city atheist heard that they had a nativity scene on the courthouse lawn last winter, according to MSNBC News. So, he called Athens officials five hours away to threaten that if they did it again, he would sue. The result was outrage. Nationwide, America has…
Billy Graham’s daughter Ruth has been through the fire, says it’s time for honesty
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Billy Graham’s daughter wants to hear from you. She says it’s time to be honest. Ruth Graham, daughter of the famed evangelist, says she’s been through the fire and is ready to talk about her deepest frustrations and fears. She also wants to hear what her readers are enduring. In fact, she’s willing to make a…
Is there anything to all the buzz on Twitter about Obama’s weekend executive order?
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Has President Barack Obama quietly given himself dictatorial powers over the weekend — new authority to nationalize much of the country’s national resources? To draft citizens into a non-military corps? That’s the buzz – particularly on Twitter over an Executive Order that Obama signed Friday afternoon. “NYTFury” tweeted: “Obama signs Executive Order Allowing for Control…
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