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A non-Catholic Christian's take on the new Pope of Rome.
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 A proposed reform of Mexico's constitution has Protestants and secularists worried that Catholics will dominate public education.
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 Drawing a line connecting Elizabethan England to Obama's America: Faith vrs the Sovereign State.
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 Written by a Lutheran pastor, 'How Much is Enough?' is a compelling read that has plenty of food for thought. How can Christians in America and the West resist 'affluenza'?
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 In Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Nicholas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze only to burn out.
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 Christians need to be a part of the cultural conversation about art and film.
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 Final sentence within days. Grand Mufti of the region claims the two men are guilty of forced conversions. Rev. Khanna: "I fear for my life." John Dayal of the All Indian Christian Council (AICC): "Islamic Court has no authority, India is a secular and democratic state".
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 Two Christian missionaries to be sentenced by Islamic court in India. Tiny Christian community panicked by Islamists in Kashmir in officially secularist India.
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 Cult leader Zionnghaka Chana sees no obstacle to having one big happy family, with 39 wives.
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 Russia's government can no longer care for HIV/AIDS patients in some areas, and has turned to the Orthodox church for help.
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 Televangelist Osteen teams up with 'Survivor' producer.
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 Pocahontas, before she married John Rolfe, was kidnapped and held for ransom by the English. She was later baptized, but died young in England.
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 It was a native American, Squanto, who was essential to the survival of the Puritans who were starving at Plymouth Rock. What the Pilgrims did not know was how much they owed to the Catholic Church and Catholic Spain.
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 An Anglo-Saxon, Margaret was born in Hungary and eventually became queen of Scotland. She gave birth to both kings and a queen, and was known for her piety and charity.
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