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The Manhattan Declaration: Defending Life, Marriage, and Freedom
Today at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., I and a dozen evangelical, Catholic, and Orthodox leaders face the microphones to announce the release of an historic document.
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The Gitmo Threat and the Illinois Way
"It's a dream come true!” declared Senator Dick Durbin referring to the economic benefits of bringing terrorists from Gitmo to tiny Thomson, Illinois.
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Now Is the Hour to Stand Up for Religious Freedom
This question of human freedom goes to the very heart of who we are as Christians and as Americans.
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Cartooning the Word — R. Crumb’s “The Book of Genesis”
In all likelihood, most people would never even imagine a cartoon version of Genesis. Nevertheless, the cartoon version has arrived, and it is attracting no small amount of attention.
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Abortion Pride
The abortion industry has hit on hard times. Over the last two decades, the number of providers and abortions has fallen by 33 percent and 25 percent,...
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World Day of Prayer for Uganda
A bill is pending in the Ugandan parliament to impose the death penalty or life in prison on homosexual behavior. Even knowing a homosexual would require...
Dan Wooding
Public Security officials seized two Chinese human rights leaders who had been trying to meet with U.S. President Obama before he left the country.
Compass Direct News
Though weakened after nine months in prison, two women walked out of Tehran's Evin Prison to breathe free air yesterday.
Baptist Press Staff
A 13th Christian leader in Somalia has been killed by Islamic extremists, who left pastor Ali Hussein Weheliye for dead after ambushing him.
Nov 20, 2009
Lutherans to Split over Gay Clergy
Exodus Opposes Uganda's Proposed Anti-Gay Law
U.S. Catholic Bishops Clarify Moral 'Confusion'
Violence in Columbia May Trigger Humanitarian Crisis, Group Says
Exodus Opposes Uganda's Proposed Anti-Gay Law
U.S. Catholic Bishops Clarify Moral 'Confusion'
Violence in Columbia May Trigger Humanitarian Crisis, Group Says
Nov 19, 2009
Sierra Leone Clamps Down on Human Trafficking
15-Year-Old Coptic Convert Sends Plea to Obama
Christian Blogger Raises $30,000 in 18 Hours
Court Seeks Help to Link Murders in Turkey to 'Deep State'
15-Year-Old Coptic Convert Sends Plea to Obama
Christian Blogger Raises $30,000 in 18 Hours
Court Seeks Help to Link Murders in Turkey to 'Deep State'
Nov 18, 2009
Voice of the Martyrs Hopeful about Obama's China Visit
Disaster Relief Still Needed in American Samoa
High Court Refuses Case on Religious Graduation Speech
Christian Convert Who Arrived on Hijacked Plane Given Asylum in UK
Disaster Relief Still Needed in American Samoa
High Court Refuses Case on Religious Graduation Speech
Christian Convert Who Arrived on Hijacked Plane Given Asylum in UK
