Felix N. Codilla III

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• Apr 1, 2017

  Student Reinstated After Suspension Over Clash With Muslim Professor

  Marshall Polston said his professor reminded him of some of the radical groups he researched abroad.

• Apr 1, 2017

  5 Prayers to Give at Church for Reconciliation, Forgiveness

  The world is in a state of chaos to the point that it is impossible to reconcile disputes and differences.

• Apr 1, 2017

  Bible Verses on Tattoos, Body Piercings

  God has given different sorts of commandments and cutting our own flesh and putting markings on it are not among them.

• Mar 31, 2017

  Texas Church Bus Accident Kills 13

  Many of the families and church members are taking consolation at the thought that the fatalities spent their final days praying and having fun with God.

• Mar 31, 2017

  ISIS Uses Civilians as Human Shields in Syria

  Syrians are caught between airstrikes, land mines and militants hiding among civilians.

• Mar 31, 2017

  Donald Trump vs Islamic State: First Round Begins

  The U.S. military confirmed it may be responsible for the Mosul airstrike that killed up to 250 civilians which indicate intensified operations against the terror group.

• Mar 31, 2017

  Christians 'No Longer in Direct Danger' in Middle East, Declares President of Lebanon

  The Catholic president also described terrorism in the Middle East as a disaster which has nothing to do with the fundamental principles of Islam, reason why it is failing.

• Mar 31, 2017

  Mike Pence Will Not Eat Alone With Any Woman Other Than His Wife

  Some netizens said that Mike Pence isn't fit to become president because he cannot sit down in one-on-one dinners with Theresa May or Angela Merkel, prime ministers of Britain and Germany, respectively.

• Mar 31, 2017

  What Does the Bible Say About Reconstructive Surgery?

  Spending an arm and a leg to undergo such cosmetic surgery just to conform to the standard of beauty set by a consumerist society is not good stewardship.

• Mar 31, 2017

  Keeping Your Covenant With God

  Because of our shallowness, we easily question God when things go wrong, but easily forget our promises to Him once we overcome our predicament.