Eric Young

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  Aug 20, 2010

  Influential, Controversial Theologian Clark Pinnock Dies at 73

  Theological conservatives and liberals alike this week mourned the loss of influential and controversial theologian Dr. Clark H. Pinnock, who died this past Sunday from a heart attack.

• Aug 19, 2010

  N.C. Court: Gov't Can't Empower Religious College's Police Force

  A North Carolina private college affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) cannot have police officers with the power to arrest suspects and enforce state law because the school is a religious institution, the state court of appeals ruled Tuesday.

• Aug 17, 2010

  Ala. Seminary Defends Right to Issue Religious Degrees

  The Alabama Community College System will no longer demand that a private divinity college and seminary cease offering all of its associate and bachelor programs in religion, ministry, theological studies, and Bible.

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  Aug 17, 2010

  WEA Forms Partnership to Advance Training of Evangelicals Leaders Worldwide

  The Leadership Institute of the World Evangelical Alliance has formed an educational partnership with a Bible-based university in downtown San Francisco, according to an announcement last week.

• Aug 15, 2010

  Medical Journal Retracts Article on Woman Cured by Jesus

  An online medical journal has retracted an article about a woman who was cured by Jesus Christ as recorded in three of the four books of the Gospel.

• Aug 10, 2010

  Superintendent Defends Christian School's Decision to Fire on Basis of Faith

  The superintendent of a Christian school in California that recently fired 11 employees over their religious beliefs says staff there are employed based upon her school\'s decades-old statement of faith.

• Jul 23, 2010

  Trinity Baptist College Announces New President, CEO

  Trinity Baptist College in Jacksonville, Fla., has concluded its search for a new president and CEO with the selection of longtime Board of Trustees member Mac Heavener.

• Jul 23, 2010

  Church Coalition 'Very Disappointed' by New U.S. Sanctions Against N. Korea

  An organization of over 2,500 Korean American pastors and their congregations expressed disappointment Wednesday over the announcement by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding new sanctions against North Korea.

• Jul 18, 2010

  Suspended Lutheran College Calls for Probe of Accrediting Body

  Dana College is mobilizing its alumni and supporters to write to elected leaders about the recent decision of an accrediting body to deny its request for change of control.

• Jul 18, 2010

  Reformed Theologian R.C. Sproul Opens Doors of New Bible College

  A new Bible college in central Florida has been established by Reformed theologian Dr. R.C. Sproul and his teaching fellowship, according an announcement this past week.