Ethan Cole

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  Dec 31, 2007

  Christianity's Edge over Islam in Holy Book War

  Believers of Christianity and Islam are competing to spread their respective holy book around the world, but distributors of the Bible have some advantages over the Koran.

• Dec 28, 2007

  Pope: Christian Martyrdom is Act of Love

  Pope Benedict XVI highlighted Wednesday to thousands of pilgrims that the deaths of Christian martyrs in the past and present is an act of love.

• Dec 28, 2007

  Religious Leaders Urge U.S. Leadership in Israeli-Palestinian Peace

  Religious leaders of Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions has called for “active” and “determined” U.S. leadership in Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations in 2008.

• Dec 21, 2007

  Lost Family Focuses on God to Overcome Snowstorm

  The father and three children who were stranded in the snowy California woods this past week relied on their faith and credited God for their survival despite freezing temperatures.

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  Dec 20, 2007

  Archbishop of Canterbury Dismisses Three Wise Men as 'Legend'

  The Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual head of the 77 million-strong Anglican Communion, recently dismissed one popular aspect of the Christmas story of the three wise men as “legend.”

• Dec 20, 2007

  Egypt Arrests 13 Christians for Collecting Church Donations

  Egypt officials arrested 13 Christians earlier this week for collecting donations to rebuild a church without a permit, their lawyer said Wednesday.

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  Dec 19, 2007

  Study Reveals Most Religious Nations in the World

  Nigeria, Brazil, India and Morocco are among the most religious nations in the world, according to a major study on faith released Tuesday.

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  Dec 18, 2007

  Jesus' Birthplace to Host Major Christmas Eve Festival

  Bethlehem’s Manger Square, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, will host its largest event since 1999 on Christmas Eve this year.

• Dec 12, 2007

  Anglican Head Urges 'Moral Vision' on Climate Change

  Archbishop Rowan Williams, head of the 77-million strong Anglican Communion, told participants Tuesday at an ecumenical gathering that a clear moral vision is needed to deal with global warming.

• Dec 11, 2007

  Church Bodies Condemn Travel Rule on HIV-Infected Tourists

  Church groups around the world condemned a U.S. immigration policy restricting HIV-positive travelers from entering the country unless they receive a special waiver.