Anugrah Kumar

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  Oct 31, 2015

  5 Ways Christians Can Take Halloween Captive

  It's Halloween, and Christians should see it as an opportunity, not a threat.

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  Oct 30, 2015

  China Amends One-Child Policy to Forced Abortion of Third Baby

  China's Communist Party has abolished its decades-long, draconian one-child policy by allowing women to have two children.

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  Oct 30, 2015

  Christian Man Forced to Attend 'Diversity Training' for Refusing to Print Gay Pride T-Shirts

  LGBT-owned businesses are expressing support for a Kentucky-based Christian print shop owner who refused to print gay pride T-shirts and is now being forced to attend government-mandated "diversity training."

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  Oct 29, 2015

  Chicago School May Lose Fed. Funding for Ban on Boys in Girls' Bathrooms

  The U.S. Department of Education is reviewing a discrimination complaint filed by the ACLU against a Chicago-area high school demanding that male students be allowed to use girls' bathrooms and showers.

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  Oct 29, 2015

  Muslim Mob Kills Christian Mother in Uganda for Converting to Christianity

  A mob of unidentified Muslims in eastern Uganda beat a Christian woman to death, saying her family hadn't heeded their warning against converting to Christianity.

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  Oct 26, 2015

  Trump: My Presbyterians Better Than Ben Carson's Seventh-Day Adventists

  Having lost his Republican frontrunner status to Ben Carson, presidential candidate Donald Trump sought to compare his Presbyterian faith with that of his rival's Seventh-Day Adventist affiliation, and later said he has no reason to apologize.

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  Oct 25, 2015

  Ben Carson Says Colleges with 'Extreme Political Bias' Need to Be Monitored, Defunded

  Ben Carson, the new Republican frontrunner in the Iowa caucuses race, said in a media interview that the Department of Education should monitor, and if necessary, defund, institutions of higher education with "extreme political bias."

• Oct 25, 2015

  Is Christianity a Mental Illness Needing Treatment, as Academics Say?

  There is a trend in academia to rubbish religion, particularly Christianity, as a kind of a sickness that needs to be treated, but their analyses lack rigor and selectively focus almost entirely on aberrations rather than on norms, argues an author.

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  Oct 24, 2015

  5 Women Sue Ministry Linked to Duggar Family Alleging It Covered Up Sexual Abuse 

  Five women have filed a lawsuit against the Institute in Basic Life Principles, whose founder resigned last year amid allegations that he sexually harassed more than 30 women, accusing the organization and its board of directors of not reporting incidents of sexual abuse and harassment, "wilfully" concealing the wrongdoing.

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  Oct 24, 2015

  Pre-Kindergarten Worsens Academic Achievement, Liberal Think Tank Finds 

  A liberal-leaning think tank, in its evaluation of a rigorous five-year study of a Tennessee voluntary pre-K program, says there's no evidence to suggest that such interventions can deliver sustained improvements in the academic achievement of economically disadvantaged children and help close the achievement gap for those children.