Anugrah Kumar
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Childlessness in US Among Highest in the World, Report Says
The childlessness rate among women nearing the end of their childbearing years in the United States is among the highest in the world, according to the latest World Fertility Report by the United Nations, which also shows that 41 percent of all U.S. births occurred to unmarried women.
Obama Admin to Supreme Court: Don't Block Nuns From Obamacare Contraception Mandate
Responding to the Supreme Court order blocking the implementation of President Obama's controversial Affordable Care Act for a group of Catholic nuns, the Department of Justice Friday claimed once again that the nuns are exempt from providing contraceptive coverage.
Why You Must Pastor Your Pastor, Says Author
Among the least pastored people are pastors themselves, as they work long hours catering to the emotional and spiritual needs of their congregations but without being relieved of their own personal needs, says Marshall Segal of the DesiringGod ministry.
DesiringGod Blogger Proposes 'Most Courageous' Resolution for 2014
Making New Year resolutions has biblical validity, but not all resolves have a Christian spirit behind them. And the ones that are according to God's desires demand more courage and faith than any other resolution we can make, shares a blogger from the DesiringGod ministry.
Obama Criticized for Skipping Church on Christmas; Attends Service Only 18 Times During Presidency
President Barack Obama did celebrate Christmas while vacationing with his family in Hawaii, but he didn't go to church yet another time. An unofficial White House historian says the president has attended church only 18 times during his nearly five years of presidency.
Franklin Graham Says God, Not Pope, Is the Judge on Homosexuality
Franklin Graham, the son of evangelist Billy Graham, said during a television interview aired Sunday that Pope Francis, who appears to have a more accepting view of gays, is not the judge on homosexuality, but God is and He says it's a sin.
Peace Brokers Mount Pressure on Rivals in South Sudan After Thousands Killed
President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar in the world's youngest nation of South Sudan have been asked by international peace brokers to talk and reach a resolution by Wednesday to halt the violence that started a fortnight ago killing thousands, including civilians and children.
Fans, Foes React to 'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson's Reinstatement
Reactions are pouring in to the A&E Networks' reversal of "Duck Dynasty" hero Phil Robertson's "indefinite" suspension for his comments against homosexuality. While fans remain uncertain of A&E's "true intent," opponents say they'll be watching carefully the show's next steps.
China Eases One-Child Policy; Abolishes Labor Camps Used on House Church Christians
China's parliament on Saturday formally adopted resolutions, easing the country's decades-old one-child policy and also abolishing its controversial labor camp system which was used against house church Christians among others, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
Wash. Woman Accused of Forcing Granddaughter to Hold Bible Over Head to Expel 'Demon'
A woman in Washington State has been accused of abusing her 9-year-old granddaughter by forcing her to hold a Bible over her head and possibly torturing her over a long period of time, allegedly because she believed that would help expel a "demon" from the girl.