Anugrah Kumar

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  Feb 20, 2017

  Atheist Teacher Under Probe After Calling Students Who Invited Her to Church 'Cretins' on Facebook

  A Florida public school district is investigating an atheist teacher who wrote disparaging remarks about her students on a Facebook page for local atheists claiming the students harassed and teased her by inviting her to church.

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  Feb 20, 2017

  Only Half of America Thinks Islamist Militants Aren't Really Muslims

  While the majority of Americans think self-described Christians who commit acts of violence in the name of Christianity aren't really Christian, only half of the public says the same about those who claim to be Muslims and are violent.

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  Feb 19, 2017

  78 Members of Congress Urge Turkey President to Release US Pastor

  As many as 78 members of Congress have signed a letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urging him to release a Christian pastor from North Carolina, who was imprisoned in Turkey on a false terrorism charge because of his Christian faith.

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  Feb 19, 2017

  Trump Speaks to Thousands in Florida, Blasts 'Fake News' Media; Melania Leads Crowd in Lord's Prayer

  President Donald Trump spoke to thousands of supporters at a rally in Melbourne, Florida, on Saturday, blasting the media, which he said were "part of the corrupt system," and raising issues facing the country, including jobs, national security, crime and terrorism. First Lady Melania Trump led the crowd in a reading of the Lord's Prayer.

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  Feb 19, 2017

  Norma McCorvey, the Roe in Roe v. Wade That Legalized Abortion, Dies at 69

  Norma McCorvey, the anonymous plaintiff known as "Jane Roe" in the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion, died Saturday. She was 69.

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  Feb 18, 2017

  96 Percent of Married Pastors Satisfied With Spousal Relationship, Study Finds

  Ninety-six percent of pastors who are married are satisfied with their spousal relationship, according to a study by the Barna Group, which looked at how hard ministry is on pastors' families, among other things.

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  Feb 18, 2017

  Michael Novak, Catholic Scholar Who Made Moral Case for Capitalism, Dies at 83

  Catholic philosopher Michael Novak, who made the moral case for a free-market economy, passed away Friday at his home in Washington at the age of 83. He is being remembered by Christian leaders and groups for his devotion to Christ and for his courage and gentleness.

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  Feb 18, 2017

  China Deports 32 South Korean Missionaries Amid Crackdown on Evangelism

  The communist government of China has arrested four South Korean Christian missionaries and expelled at least 32 more after carrying out a series of police raids on churches, according to reports.

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  Feb 13, 2017

  Tim Keller: 5 Things Western Church Needs to Move Forward in Today's Culture

  In Western societies, Christians are seen as too exclusive and narrow, and may soon be excluded from many public life positions, a situation that early Christians faced in Roman society. Today's Christians can learn from the experience of the latter, said theologian and Christian apologist Tim Keller, who listed five things the Church needs.

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  Feb 13, 2017

  Contrary to Media Reports, Tenn. Bill Won't Label Insemination Babies 'Illegitimate,' Sponsor Says

  A proposed bill in the Tennessee General Assembly will not de-legitimize a child conceived by artificial insemination, contrary to what media reports are saying, clarifies State Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver, a Republican and the bill's sponsor.