Anugrah Kumar

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  Sep 26, 2021

  ‘Moses’ stripped from film title to avoid offending China’s communist regime

  A Chinese filmmaker has announced that his soon-to-be-released film, “Moses on the Plain,” has been renamed “Fire on the Plain,” which was done to avoid offending China’s communist government because of its biblical name.

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  Sep 26, 2021

  Jordan Valley Authority reveals cause of water near Dead Sea turning red

  After a body of water near the Dead Sea in Jordan recently turned red, the Jordan Valley Authority tested the water and offered a reason behind the change of its color.

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  Sep 25, 2021

  Pennsylvania university threatens disciplinary action against students who 'misuse' pronouns

  Point Park University in Pennsylvania sent an email to its students threatening that they will face disciplinary action if they don't use their classmates’ preferred gender pronouns. 

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  Sep 25, 2021

  Christians living in fear as Taliban carries out executions, amputations as punishments

  Afghan Christians are living in fear as the Taliban has declared they will carry out executions and other brutal punishments, including amputations, under the Islamic Sharia law as part of their rule in Afghanistan.

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  Sep 24, 2021

  2 Afghan refugees face federal charges after trying to rape child, strangle woman in Wisconsin: DOJ

  Two Afghan men staying at the Fort McCoy U.S. Army base in Wisconsin after being evacuated from their country have been indicted by a federal grand jury on separate charges of forcibly engaging in a sexual act with children and assaulting spouse by strangling and suffocating her.

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  Sep 20, 2021

  Sadie Robertson Huff thanks God after daughter is released from hospital

  Author, speaker and “Duck Dynasty” star Sadie Robertson Huff thanked God in a social media post about the release of her four-month-old daughter, Honey, from hospital following a four-day stay due to a respiratory infection.

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  Sep 20, 2021

  Chinese police harass, surveil house church members over baptism fears

  Police in China’s Shenzhen city disrupted the fifth-anniversary celebrations of a house church and harassed members because they feared the congregation was going to baptize new believers, according to reports.

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  Sep 20, 2021

  34% of UK adults say porn is acceptable part of modern society: poll

  A new survey finds that a third of adults in the United Kingdom say pornography is now an acceptable part of modern society and nearly one in five adults say they wouldn’t mind pursuing a career in the industry if they were paid a good salary or if the working environment was safe.

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  Sep 20, 2021

  Christian group urges public to join campaign demanding Cuba release pastor jailed for protesting regime

  A Christian group that works to protect religious freedom worldwide has started a campaign calling on the communist government of Cuba to release a Protestant pastor who has been in jail without trial for participating in the peaceful protests that emerged across the country in July.

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  Sep 19, 2021

  Billboard comparing Trump to prophecy of Jesus’ birth taken down after backlash

  A billboard installed near the city of Fort Oglethorpe in Georgia featuring a photo of former President Donald Trump and a Bible verse saying, “unto us a Son is given and the government shall be upon his shoulders,” has been taken down after backlash.