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Christians and Sudan after the Split

There are still Christians in Sudan, although they are now in the minority with the large exodus of Christians to the newly created South Sudan. However, Christian leaders in the north point out ‘that Sudanese government officials had expressed a … Continue reading

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God, Government and Roger Williams’ Big Idea

Roger Williams was born about 1603. Sir Edward Coke, England’s greatest jurist, referred to him as a son. Through Sir Edward Coke’s influence, Roger Williams attended the University of Cambridge where he studied theology. A controversial figure in his day, … Continue reading

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Religious Freedom: For Individuals or For Institutions?

A church school teacher was fired when she sought to enforce her rights under the Americans With Disabilities Act. The United States Supreme Court issued its decision in the case (Hosanna-Tabor) January 11, 2012 and found for the church. While … Continue reading

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Happy Reformation Day!

It was on the evening of this day October 31, 1517 that Martin Luther nailed his Disputation of Martin Luther on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences to the Castle Church of Wittenberg. Commonly known today as “The 95 Theses”, … Continue reading

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Iranian Sentenced to Blinding Pardoned

Instead of dropping acid into attacker’s eye, victim asks for compensation. Full Story.

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New Journal on Secularism Debuts

Is secularism the greatest threat to Christianity? See Full Story

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Secular MK Concerned Israel Becoming A Religious State

Is Israel becoming a religious state? See Full Story

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