FBI Says Child Was Kidnapped, Taken to Cuba for Gender Surgery
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Practising Christians more likely to be ‘spiritually open’ than non-Christians, study finds
As America's religious landscape grows more syncretic and the population's connection to Christianity continues to weaken, data from a recent Barna study shows that practising Christians are more spiritually "open" or interested in exploring other spiritual traditions than non-Christians or Christians who don't practise their faith.
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College Enrollment Continues to Drop While Tuition Costs Soar – RELEVANT
It's no surprise that college is expensive, but a new report shows that colleges and universities are still increasing tuition as enrollment numbers
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Over 90% of Voters Say Sexual Content in ‘Gender Queer’ is ‘inappropriate’ for School Libraries
More than 90 of voters said that the sexual descriptions in the controversial book Gender Queer are inappropriate as debates continue throughout the country over the types of children have access to ...
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Atheist Group Demands Auburn University Ban Coaches from Participating in Revival Events
An atheist advocacy group is seeking information related to Auburn University coaches participation in a campus revival event, where head football coach Hugh Freeze reportedly baptized a player, ...
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Evangelist and Wife Had Big Plans to Spread the Gospel, Now Both are Charged in Child Rape Case
Sword of the Lord Publishers, a Christian publishing ministry in Tennessee that rented a building to the ministry of evangelist and father of six, Benjamin Garlick, who was recently arrested and ...
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Practicing Christians More Likely to Be ‘spiritually open’ Than Non-Christians, Study Finds
As America s religious landscape grows more syncretic and the population s connection to Christianity continues to weaken, data from a recent Barna study shows that practicing Christians are more ...
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AME Bishop Silvester Beaman Named Chair of White House Council on African Engagement
‘Bishop Beaman’s extensive experience and deep roots in Africa will enable him to lead the Council to achieve its full potential,’ the White House said.
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Illinois City Seeks to Force Christian Campground to Demolish Buildings, Impose Financial ‘ruin’
An Illinois city is seeking to force a Christian campground to demolish most of the buildings on its property damaged by flooding, a request the ministry believes is retaliation for holding a revival ...
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Virginia Parents Sue School Board Over Transgender Policies
Two mothers have sued the Virginia Beach School Board for violating state policies that protect parental rights.
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Sen. Menendez Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Corruption Charges
U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York showed photos of cash, gold, and a luxury convertible found at the Menendez's New Jersey home during a Friday press briefing Asso...
