Ethan Cole

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  Apr 2, 2008

  Olympic Committee to China: Don't Block Internet

  The International Olympic Committee told Beijing organizers Tuesday that the Internet must be open during the Games.

• Apr 1, 2008

  Nearly 20,000 Celebrate P.E.A.C.E. in Rwanda

  Nearly 20,000 people gathered to join American Pastor Rick Warren and Rwandan President Paul Kagame to launch the first national “40 Days of Purpose” campaign in Rwanda Sunday.

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  Apr 1, 2008

  Suspicions High Over Zimbabwe Vote Delay

  Zimbabweans continued to wait Tuesday for the official results of its presidential election as concerns rose worldwide over the delay.

• Mar 31, 2008

  Evangelical Leaders: Jews Need Jesus Christ

  Dozens of prominent evangelical leaders recently endorsed a statement declaring a fact that many Christians already hold to be true – that Jewish people need the Gospel and Jesus Christ to receive eternal life.

• Mar 30, 2008

  Ministry Urges Christians to Adopt Terrorists for Prayer

  A new web-based ministry is urging Christians to adopt a terrorist and pray for them as Jesus Christ had instructed his disciples to love and pray for their enemies.

• Mar 30, 2008

  Asia Sets Up First Grad School to Fight 'Culture of Death'

  An institution set up to train students to fight abortion and low birth rates recently opened in South Korea, becoming the first bioethics graduate school in Asia.

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  Mar 28, 2008

  Face of Christianity Will Soon be Black, Says Scholar

  Christianity has long been stereotyped as a Western, white man’s religion, but a prominent theologian stated Thursday that that image will soon drastically change.

• Mar 28, 2008

  Popular Bible Stories Re-Written, Include Alcoholic Goliath

  Some of the most popular stories in the Bible were recently re-written by a British Anglican vicar, including the story of Goliath, who in the retelling is a celebrity binge drinker.

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  Mar 28, 2008

  Zimbabwe Churches Gear Up for Elections

  Churches in Zimbabwe are mobilizing Christians to turn out to vote Saturday for the highly anticipated presidential election that could overthrow President Robert Mugabe, who has ruled the nation with an iron fist for nearly three decades.

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  Mar 27, 2008

  Cries Against Injustice Mar Journalists' Tibet Tour

  A group of Tibetan monks shouted in tears over the lack of religious freedom in their nation as foreign reporters passed by on an official tour of Tibet’s capital Wednesday.