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  Mar 22, 2012

  Russell Crowe Allegedly Confirms Role as Noah in Aronofsky's Biblical Epic

  After months of speculation and changes in casting, the deal has purportedly been sealed – Russell Crowe will star in Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic "Noah."

• Mar 21, 2012

  Pastor: Prayer Meeting Between Two Koreas Won't Help 'True' Christians in NK

  Christian leaders from South and North Korea are expected to hold a joint prayer meeting together on June 12 at the North's border city of Kaesong, a reverend recently revealed, raising suspicions and skepticism among those working to fight injustice in the communist country.

• Mar 20, 2012

  Supreme Court Rejects Christian Clubs' Appeal on School's Nondiscrimination Policy

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied an appeal by two religious groups at San Diego State University who sought to limit their membership to those who shared the same beliefs and values.

• Mar 17, 2012

  'One State Under God' License Plates Go on Sale in Texas

  Starting next week, drivers in the state of Texas will be able to order a specialty license plate featuring a picture of Calvary Hill and the words "one state under God" to the delight of many residents.

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  Mar 16, 2012

  Japan Campus Crusade Gives Manga to Quake Survivors to Curb Suicide Rate

  Depression, chronic anxiety and thoughts of suicide continue to plague the people of Japan – post-tsunami. Looking to combat the hopelessness felt by many of the people today, the Japan Campus Crusade for Christ is launching a suicide-prevention campaign, given that March also happens to traditionally be the highest suicide month.

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  Mar 16, 2012

  'American Idol' Producers Tell Colton Dixon Faith Tweets Can Cost Him Votes

  Despite warnings to tone down his faith, "American Idol" Top 10 contestant Colton Dixon says he will continue speaking out about his Christian beliefs.

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  Mar 16, 2012

  Joni Eareckson Tada on Wilberforce Award, 'Better Off Dead Than Disabled' Mentality

  A disturbing belief is spreading within the hearts of many around the world and within America: that a person is better off dead than disabled. But Joni Eareckson Tada is fighting that notion and looking to educate the world and the church about the precious lives and rights of "those who seem to be weaker."

• Mar 15, 2012

  Family Friendly Radio Stations Not So Positive, Wholesome After All?

  Positive, uplifting, and safe for the whole family. Those are the taglines of many local Christian radio stations, which are becoming increasingly popular alternatives for parents to tune into during their commute to school, work or soccer practice. But songwriter and worship leader Kristen Gilles wasn't so sure whether those "kid-friendly" stations were actually what they claimed to be.

• Mar 14, 2012

  Lubbock Planned Parenthood CEO Arrested for Indecent Exposure at Park

  The CEO of a Planned Parenthood affiliate in Texas was arrested for indecent exposure on Monday afternoon, drawing further criticism to the already controversial pro-choice organization.

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  Mar 14, 2012

  How Jeremy Lin Helped Bring Out the 'Soul of Sport'

  Though Linsanity appears to have quickly died down there is no denying the effect the young star had on Americans nationwide. Jeremy Lin of the New York Knicks gave meaning and greater purpose to the world of sports, something that Jeanne Hess, the author of Sportuality, believes Americans are desperately in search for.