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Hyscience (Free subscription) | yesterday
LifeSiteNews.com reports that, according to a British legal expert, the recent decision by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) condemning the display of crucifixes in Italian public schools could result in the removal of all public displays of a Christian origin in all public buildings of Europe under the newly passed Lisbon Treaty. The ECHR decision banning crucifixes in Italy's public schools...
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Below The Beltway (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
The Vatican is holding a conference dedicated to examining that very question: ROME — A little more than a half-mile from the Vatican, in a square called Campo de’ Fiori, stands a large statue of a brooding monk. Few of the shoppers and tourists wandering through the fruit-and-vegetable market below may know his story; he is [...]
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if i were a bell, i'd ring. (Free subscription) | yesterday
'Cause every other day there's some ridiculous post I feel like I have to respond to. Today's follows up on a line John Loftus has been in love with lately: that Christianity reinvents itself for each new generation (and that this somehow discredits it). My favorite part is this: after "debunking" the notion that Christianity has any unity from 2 millenia ago until now, Loftus celebrates:...
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the blue fish project (Free subscription) | yesterday
First night of Christianity Explored, talking about "What is Christianity?" from Mark 1:1 Probably about 20 people there - mix of Christians and guests. Some good questions after the talk... ...why people pray, what the resurrection is about and how we can know if it happened, what's it like to know God... and are we meant to take the Bible literally...
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eChurchWebsites Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
The first in a six part televised history of Christianity, from Professor Diarmaid Macculloch is available to watch on BBCI Player (only to UK residents!) BBC I Player A History of Christianity – 1. The First Christianity Previous Post:- Diarmaid MacCulloch presents a history of Christianity but, says Damian Thompson, its outlook is too politically correct. If you have [...]
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Religio-Political Talk (Free subscription) | yesterday
Dahn hak:‘Cult’ program in NYC schools Thousands of New York city public-school students and teachers are participating in a “Brain Education” program run by a group with ties to an alleged cult.Dozens of former employees of an organization called Dahn Yoga said the school program is run by a group that is part of a vast web of interrelated companies conning participants into...
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Commentary - The Post Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
I think this same sort of gambit was launched with Timothy McVey, when he asked about seeing a Roman Catholic priest prior to his execution....
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uncle matt's tids and bits (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
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No Holds Barred (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
Now, you can know what Christianity is all about, and I spare you from going to church to hear all that. Time and time again, I always hear these preached: Your relationship with God, and also relationship with fellow created beings. No, it's not called religion. Love. Purpose and direction in life. Salvation is for everyone, your job is to bring Kingdom [to make the world a better place]. Being a...
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TheGodFearinForum (Free subscription) | yesterday
The proud man, says C.S. Lewis, cannot see God because he is always looking down his nose at things and people, and so long as you are looking down, you cannot see what is above you. We can never let ourselves forget that in this on-going search for truth, the truth will always remain above us. We must approach the truth as children ready to be transformed by and conformed to something greater than...
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NewsBusters (Free subscription) | yesterday
In a bleary-eyed opinion article in the Sunday Boston Globe (11/8/09), Harvard divinity professor Harvey Cox denounces religious "fundamentalism." In doing so, he places mass-murdering Muslims from the Middle East on the same playing field as conservative Christians from the United States. From Cox's article: As the 20th century ended and a new one began, fundamentalism has taken on more...
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Deus Ex Malcontent (Free subscription) | yesterday
If you had "less than 24 hours" in the over-under for how long after the Fort Hood shooting it would take for someone to make the knee-jerk suggestion that all Muslims be barred from serving in the U.S military, congrats -- you win. Oh, and feel free to kick a couple of bucks of that pot to the good, God-fearing folks at the American Family Association, since you owe them. From the AFA's...
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What Does The Prayer Really Say? (Free subscription) | yesterday
From The Catholic League: November 4, 2009 “2012” KILLS CATHOLICS, SPARES MUSLIMS Catholic League president Bill Donohue speaks to the way Catholics and Muslims are treated in the upcoming film, “2012”: When we got word recently that the movie “2012” depicts the Vatican being blown up, along with the famous statue from Rio, Christ the Redeemer, we were unmoved. [...]...
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What's Left in the Church (Free subscription) | yesterday
The folks from Westboro Baptist Church have sunk to a new low. I honestly didn't think it was possible; reveling in American dead as Divine punishment for the "sin" of homosexuality, standing around military funerals with the message that God killed our young service personnel because the United States isn't terrorizing the gay folk is bad enough. Now, they are protesting outside Sascha and...
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fatyourwallet | 10/14/2009
In Christianity, a day commemorating all the saints of the church, known and unknown. It is celebrated on November 1 in the Western churches . Hallowmas is coming ! how to celebrate ? what gift can we prepare for it ? we could recommend some kinds of Holiday Crafts with good quality and competitive price. Angel and Devil ---iphone 3G/ iphone 3GS silicon case for Hallowmas. The gift is so cute ,so lovely
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trade0590 | 10/14/2009
I have never been religious, but here I am with Mercy Streets , a film produced by ChristianCinema.com with themes of redemption and rebirth. Yet Christianity doesn't play much of a role in the qualities of the film. Even with little to no understanding of the Bible and despite a hokey plot riddled with clichés, the first 60 minutes of Mercy Streets are surprisingly good, especially for a film that...
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trade0597 | 10/14/2009
I have never been religious, but here I am with Mercy Streets , a film produced by ChristianCinema.com with themes of redemption and rebirth. Yet Christianity doesn't play much of a role in the qualities of the film. Even with little to no understanding of the Bible and despite a hokey plot riddled with clichés, the first 60 minutes of Mercy Streets are surprisingly good, especially for a film that...
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