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Muslims threaten to tear down church in Indonesia
(May 9, 2008)
Muslim extremists and local government authorities last week threatened to tear down a church building under construction in North Sumatra even though church leaders met requirements of Indonesia's draconian law on worship places, the church's pastor said.

Lakeland revival miracle healings continue
(May 8, 2008)
A Christian revival in Lakeland, Florida, is seeing massive numbers of healings, and the enthusiasm is starting to sweep the world.

Humans hard-wired for faith, scholar says
(May 8, 2008)
Christian scholar Paul Copan is challenging skeptics and atheists who question the existence of God and the human soul.

The gospel according to Oprah
(May 8, 2008)
A video called “The Church of Oprah Exposed” was posted in late March on YouTube.com. The video, which refers to Oprah's viewers as “the largest church in the world,” has since been viewed more than 5.1 million times. And the operator of a Christian website calls her “the most dangerous woman on the planet.”

What is an evangelical Christian?
(May 7, 2008)
A new document purports to “set the record straight” about what it means to be an evangelical Christian. But an official with Coral Ridge Ministries says while he agrees with much of what was said at the unveiling of An Evangelical Manifesto, he believes the declaration will also lead to confusion.

New book unravels “climate confusion”
(May 6, 2008)
Research scientist Dr. Roy Spencer has released a new book called Climate Confusion: How Global Warming Hysteria Leads to Bad Science. Spencer agrees there has been some global warming, but in his book he defends the argument that the warming is due to natural weather cycles.

Christian Lobby welcomes government's same-sex backdown
(May 5, 2008)
The head of the Australian Christian Lobby group, Jim Wallace, says he is pleased the Federal Government has effectively stopped the Australian Capital Territory from legalising same-sex ceremonies.

Students leaving Oral Roberts University after financial scandal
(May 4, 2008)
Many students are having second thoughts about staying at Oral Roberts University after six months of money scandals at the evangelical Christian institution.

North Korea security agents tell of infiltrating Christians
(May 3, 2008)
Former police and security officers in North Korea told a U.S. government body that their superiors instructed them to play the role of Christians and infiltrate “underground” prayer meetings to incriminate, arrest, imprison and sometimes execute believers.

Miley's photo boo-boo give parents an opportunity
(May 3, 2008)
The controversy surrounding teen-star Miley Cyrus's recent photo shoot has created opportunities for parents to teach their kids about a wide range of moral issues and decisions.

Chinese police find child slaves
(May 2, 2008)
Chinese police have rescued more than 100 village children sold to work as slave laborers in the booming southern province of Guangdong. [See also our article Help stop world slavery!]

Legs on a snake don't prove evolution
(May 2, 2008)
Evolutionists are excited about the discovery of hind legs on a fossil snake. But does loss of information really mean that snakes have evolved?

Expelled professor talks; Movie faces lawsuit
(May 1, 2008)
John Lennon's wife Yoko Ono is suing producers of the movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed for using a Beatles song without her permission. The film, which challenges the theory of evolution, uses part of John Lennon's song “Imagine.”, which asks listeners to imagine a world without religion or faith in an afterlife. [See also our article How can you believe the Bible if you can't prove it's true?]

Creationists increasingly successful in countering evolution message
(April 30, 2008)
Even after trying intense indoctrination in evolution, secularists complain that creationists are increasingly successful in countering the evolution and long ages messages.

Austria's incest father has sex assault conviction
(April 29, 2008)
The 73-year-old Austrian man who imprisoned his daughter and fathered a hidden incestuous family with her had previously been convicted of sexual assault, The Times in London reports.

Cardinal slams Giuliani for taking Communion
(April 29, 2008)
Rudy Giuliani should not have received Holy Communion during the pope's visit because the former presidential candidate supports abortion, New York Cardinal Edward Egan says.

Photographer defends racy Miley Cyrus photos
(April 28, 2008)
Annie Leibovitz, the photographer who shot provocative photos of Miley Cyrus for the June issue of Vanity Fair, is defending her depiction of the 15-year-old star. But Miley Cyrus says she is now “embarrassed” by the photos.

Al Gore's global warming debunked — by kids!
(April 26, 2008)
Al Gore's global warming philosophy has been debunked by many scientists and studies, and now it has met the same fate at the hands of children in a video and essay contest.

Diet a factor in whether baby is boy or girl
(April 24, 2008)
New research suggests that what a woman eats before pregnancy influences the sex of her baby.

How gay activism shapes U.S. politics
(April 24, 2008)
You probably haven't heard the name Tim Gill. And that's the way he wants it. He's considered to be America's biggest gay philanthropist. And his political strategies are reshaping public policy on marriage, family and gay rights.

Christian leaders in Zimbabwe call for intervention to stop genocide
(April 23, 2008)
Zimbabwe's Christian leaders have called for international intervention in the country's crisis under ruthless leader Robert Mugabe, saying that those accused of voting against Mugabe in the March 29 elections are being tortured, abducted and murdered.

Art student displays bizarre abortion exhibit
(April 23, 2008)
The Yale Daily News reports that Aliza Shvarts, a female art major, will today begin displaying a senior project that documents 9 months during which she artificially inseminated herself “as often as possible” while periodically taking abortion drugs to induce miscarriages. [See also our article for teens, Why Christians must oppose abortion.]

300,000 killed in Darfur?
(April 23, 2008)
Up to 300,000 people may have died as a result of the Darfur conflict, the UN head of humanitarian affairs John Holmes says. That is an increase of 50% from the previous figure of 200,000 killed in the five years of fighting in the region in western Sudan. [See also our article, Stop the bloodbath in Darfur.]

Bermuda Triangle claims another 20 lives
(April 22, 2008)
Rescue crews have recovered 20 bodies and three survivors off the coast of the Bahamas, marking more scalps for the notorious Bermuda Triangle. [See also our article, Has the Bermuda Triangle mystery been solved?]

Satanism taking over Rome
(April 22, 2008)
Rome has been called the most satanized city in Italy. And in this predominantly Catholic nation, the devil has gained a firm foothold.

New anti-evolution film shoots to box office top 10
(April 21, 2008)
Opening in about half as many film houses as other top 10 movies, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed — Ben Stein's documentary on academia's censorship of any ideas hinting of intelligent design — scored an impressive $3.2 million in its opening weekend. This was more than all but eight other movies.

Get a collection of politically incorrect bumper stickers
(April 20, 2008)
WorldNet Daily is offering a bunch of 10 different politically incorrect bumper stickers — their entire collection, in fact — for only $29.95. If you want to hit the wishy-washy beliefs of lefties, here's your chance!

Muslim militants kill 4 Christian teachers in Somalia
(April 19, 2008)
Islamic militants in south-central Somalia have murdered four Christian teachers, two of whom converted from Islam, while they were sleeping.

AiG President urges everyone to see new film Expelled
(April 19, 2008)
Ken Ham, President of the conservative Christian creationist group Answers in Genesis, is urging Christians to see the dynamic new film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, which exposes the ruthlessness of evolutionists towards those who believe in creation and intelligent design.

School textbook criticized for being too conservative
(April 18, 2008)
An advanced textbook on American government is drawing criticism from scholars for alleged errors concerning climate change and separation of church and state.

U.S. court backs lethal injection for death row prisoners
(April 18, 2008)
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the use of lethal injections to execute prisoners. The court rejected by 7-2 the case made by two death row inmates in Kentucky that lethal injections were “cruel”.

Complaint filed over Elton John's benefit concert for Hillary
(April 18, 2008)
A public-interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption is calling on the Federal Elections Commission to investigate Sir Elton John's recent fundraising concert on behalf of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

How much global warming is natural?
(April 18, 2008)
Meteorologist Michael J. Oard says that spending millions of dollars to fight global warming is probably useless. That is because the human factor in global warming is tiny, and there is probably little change we can make anyway.

School ban on using words like Mum and Dad untrue
(April 17, 2008)
Schools will not ban the use of words like mum and dad, or girlfriend and boyfriend, an Australian Education Department says, despite reports that public schools are under pressure to provide gay-friendly environments.

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