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Remembering Burma: One Refugee’s Story
When Neineh escaped the gunfire into a refugee camp in Thailand, he left a place that still tugs at his heart today. The Global Day of Prayer for Burma is March 14.
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Do You Know Jack? The Secular Case against Suicide
An upcoming HBO movie on Dr. Jack Kevorkian is bound to be sympathetic -- but others are standing against assisted suicide in the public square.
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The Scandal of Gendercide — War on Baby Girls
This week The Economist published its stunning cover story -- "Gendercide: What Happened to 100 Million Baby Girls?" -- ending media resistance to directly covering the horror.
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Student Loans: Uncle Sam's Next Takeover?
The majority in Congress is ready to use reconciliation to sneak another government takeover through Congress -- and I'm not talking about health care.
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An answer to critics of the sexual identity therapy framework
Recently a brief portion of the sexual identity therapy framework was attacked by Peter LaBarbera. More broadly, his criticism challenges Christians in...
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It's Healthcare or the Highway
How did an administration that promised to move "beyond politics" and "unite the country" end up being so partisan with a bitterly divided country? It's...
Katherine Britton
Christians and Muslims "could resolve it spiritually but still have a war over the land, the economy, the moving in the land," Estabrooks said. Could the tensions be any more complicated?
Kristin Butler
When Neineh escaped the gunfire into a refugee camp in Thailand, he left a place that still tugs at his heart today. The Global Day of Prayer for Burma is March 14.
Xavier P. William
Suspected Islamic militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the offices of a Christian relief and development organization in northwest Pakistan Wednesday, killing six aid workers and wounding seven others.
Mar 15, 2010
Morocco: Expelled Christians Refute Proselytism Claims
Federal Appeals Court Upholds 'Under God' in Pledge
Pakistan's 'Blasphemy' Laws Claim Three More Christians
Lutheran Bishops Prepare to Welcome Gay Clergy
Federal Appeals Court Upholds 'Under God' in Pledge
Pakistan's 'Blasphemy' Laws Claim Three More Christians
Lutheran Bishops Prepare to Welcome Gay Clergy
Mar 12, 2010
World Vision Suspends Work in Pakistan after Killings
Nigeria Police, Plateau Officials Disagree on Death Toll
Lesbian Bishop-Elect Clears Crucial Hurdle
Chinese Bible Updated for First Time in 90 Years
Nigeria Police, Plateau Officials Disagree on Death Toll
Lesbian Bishop-Elect Clears Crucial Hurdle
Chinese Bible Updated for First Time in 90 Years
Mar 11, 2010
Habitat for Humanity Begins Homes for Quake-Hit Chileans
Iranian Pastor Tortured, Threatened for 'Converting Muslims'
London: Christian Registrar Loses Discrimination Appeal
Archdiocese Refuses to Re-Enroll Children of Lesbian Parents
Iranian Pastor Tortured, Threatened for 'Converting Muslims'
London: Christian Registrar Loses Discrimination Appeal
Archdiocese Refuses to Re-Enroll Children of Lesbian Parents
