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British Pakistani Christians march for justice
10 hours ago ago from CentrePoint News
By Charles Boyd Pakistani Christians in the United Kingdom marched through central London on Saturday in a call for justice for their brothers and sisters facing persecution in Pakistan. The marchers handed in petitions at the Pakistan embassy and at 10 Downing Street, while speakers from different faith and ethnic backgrounds made presentations. The march was led by Christian leaders from Pakistan and other South Asian ...
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15 hours ago ago from Alaska Pride
New to Anchorage, Alaska? Looking for a church? A comprehensive list of most churches in the Anchorage area is available HERE ; information on LDS congregations separately accessible HERE (link temporarily down). However, if you want to know in advance what's "under the hood", a local resident provides some help. Chris Thompson, an amateur biblical scholar and student of religions, decided to start visiting local churches to observe how ...
Related contentLess religion = more religious activism?
5 hours ago ago from Gene Expression
Tom Rees : It seems that when Christianity is popular, Christians are content with the idea of a firewall separating Church and State. It's only when Christianity begins to lose it's influence over the population at large that Christians begin to campaign for the State to adopt a Christian character. Looking at survey data from 18 Western countries, they found: -The fewer Christians in a country, the greater the support among ...
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14 hours ago ago from Magic of the Ordinary
December 22, 2009 by Peregrin A couple of weeks ago magician Lon Milo DuQuette posted an anti-Christmas and anti-Christian song on YouTube. There is nothing new in this; a few magicians have been pissed off and protesting against exoteric Christianity for millennia. Ho hum. What I did find comforting was that several commentators thought he’s d gone too far in his vitriol and condemned his approach. This to me is a sign of maturity in ...
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20 hours ago ago from Old Life Theological Society
In other words, you gotta serve some dualism. I’ve had another worldview moment. I am struck that critics of the two-kingdom position, especially the ones who insist upon Christian schools, believe that a major issue in the disagreement is whether or not the Bible is the norm for public life (as well as other sectors outside the church). Fine, I get that. General revelation or natural law may not be sufficient to maintain the order that ...
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