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“Man in Black” and “Hurt,” by Johnny Cash

A growing cadre of kids out there are frankly bored by Lady Gaga’s latest attempt to shock American sensibilities. What they are shocked by instead is this gravelly-voiced man, telling them, from beyond the grave, what they already suspect—the shallow kingdoms of this age are headed for a stunning collapse.

What's Hot? 8/19/11

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

The Solution to All Your Problems

I'm sure you've noticed that people are especially anxious these days. If you're one of them, I would commend this recommendation to you, courtesy of the late Dr. D. Martyn Lloyd Jones.

Sinful Means to a Glorious End

Though it's popular to say, “Never criticize any method that God is blessing,” I am convinced that one of the greatest but most subtle spiritual dangers Christians face is pragmatism.

Nigeria: Suspected Military Involvement in Attacks on Villages

Members of the Nigerian military have been implicated in violence in Plateau State after military identification documents were allegedly recovered from the scene of an attack that occurred in the early hours of August 15.

New Evangelical 'Creationist' School Set to Open in England

A new school has been given approval to open in Nottinghamshire, England that will espouse a six-day creation of the earth by God. Evolution will be presented alongside as a theory.

Bloody Ramadan in Iraq

Iraq’s day of carnage on Monday may result in this year’s Islamic fast month of Ramadan matching last year’s when it comes to deadly violence in the country.

China: Baby Corpses Reportedly Cannibalized for 'Stamina' Pills

Chinese pharmaceutical companies are grinding up dead babies into stamina-enhancing pills, according to a South Korean television network.

  • Baptist Press Staff |
  • August 18, 2011 |
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U.S. Child Poverty Rate Hits 20%

Over the past decade, child poverty grew in 38 states. Economic recession and housing foreclosures are among the major reasons, wiping out earlier gains, a new report finds.

Is Facebook Good for Your Child?

Several recent studies have found that digital communications can lead to more or better friendships, online and off. Do you agree?

UNC-Wilmington Compiles List of 'Gay Friendly' Churches

FOX News.com reports that a state university in North Carolina has put out a list of approved "gay friendly" churches for faculty and students.

Islamic Republic Shows Concern about Imports of the Bible

Iranian authorities have seized six thousand five hundred copies of the Bible in northwest of Iran.

Expelled Teen Charged in Plot to Bomb School

Police on Wednesday said they had prevented an attack on a Tampa high school after arresting an expelled student and discovering materials at his home to make pipe bombs.

One Amazing Dog

Have you ever heard of the Karelian Bear Dog?

Insurgent Blast Ravages Church Building in Iraq

Attack on Syriac Orthodox building in Kirkuk is its third in five years.

  • Compass Direct News |
  • August 17, 2011 |
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Mayor in Indonesia Again Balks at Granting Church Permit

Bogor chief dismisses ombudsman’s recommendation to obey Supreme Court ruling.

  • Compass Direct News |
  • August 17, 2011 |
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Is Tim Tebow a Blasphemer?

It's pretty easy to prove your point when you put words in a man's mouth that he never said.

  • Dr. Ray Pritchard |
  • August 17, 2011 |
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Excess Weight in Young Adulthood Predicts Shorter Lifespan

Being heavy in young adulthood can lead to earlier death, even if a person loses weight later.

Does Faith and Prayer Distract America?

Frank Bruni wrote in his New York Times column that when it comes to fixing out country’s problems, “faith and prayer just won’t cut it. In fact, they’ll get in the way.” Is Bruni right?

Starbucks Founder Pulls Out of Willow Creek Event

Shortly before he was scheduled to address 165,000 people at the annual Willow Creek Leadership Summit, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz withdrew, thanks to a petition signed by only 700 people.

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