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Pope Says Carry, Read Bible as If It Were a Mobile Phone
Speaking on the first Sunday of Lent at St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis urged all Christians to carry and read the Bible with the same dedication and frequency as they do their mobile phones.
Liberal Pundit Van Jones Says 'Safe Spaces' are 'Ridiculous BS'
Van Jones, a CNN panelist and a former special advisor to the Barack Obama administration, said the idea of providing "safe spaces" on American college campuses so that students aren't confronted by any idea that might offend them or challenge their way of thinking, is "terrible."
American Family Association Founder Don Wildmon Inducted Into NRB's Hall of Fame
The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, the founder of Mississippi-based American Family Association, was inducted into the National Religious Broadcasters Hall of Fame during the annual NRB convention held in Orlando, Florida.
Syrian Muslim Refugees Converting to Christianity After Fleeing War Zone: 'Jesus Saved Us'
Numerous Syrian Muslims who fled their war-torn country and found refuge in Lebanon have converted to Christianity despite threats and incidents of attacks on new converts, according to a report.
Obama Denies Wiretapping Donald Trump's Phones at Trump Tower During Campaign
Former President Barack Obama denied President Donald Trump's accusation that he tapped Trump Tower phones during the late stages of the 2016 election campaign. Meanwhile, former intelligence officials revealed that the outgoing administration sought to ensure that the investigation into Russian election meddling would not die when Trump took office.
Christian-Owned Movie Theater Refuses to Show 'Beauty and the Beast' Over Gay Propaganda
A drive-in movie theater in Alabama announced on its Facebook page it will not screen Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" because it includes an "exclusively gay moment," and its Christian owners don't agree with the film's propaganda. The theater's Facebook page is now inaccessible.
ISIS Forming Alliance With Al-Qaeda in Libya to Plot Terror Attacks
Islamic State and al-Qaeda have formed an unholy alliance in southern Libya to launch more attacks in that country under the leadership of one of the world's most wanted men who was earlier believed to have been killed, Libya's defense minister says.
Egypt Is Failing to Protect Christians From Being 'Hunted Down and Murdered,' Human Rights Group Says
Authorities in Egypt must offer "urgent protection" to Coptic Christians in North Sinai and provide essential services and accommodation to hundreds who are being forced to flee their homes after seven Christians were killed in a series of attacks, the human rights group Amnesty International has said.
Another Jewish Cemetery Vandalized, Now in Pennsylvania
More than 100 headstones were vandalized at a Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, over the weekend, days after more than 150 headstones were found damaged in St. Louis, Missouri, according to reports.
Muhammad Ali Jr. Says He Was Detained at Airport, Asked 'Are You Muslim?'
The son of the late legendary boxer Muhammad Ali was detained for hours by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection for questioning in a Florida airport, and was allegedly asked, "Are you Muslim?"