Gina E. Ryder

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• Oct 8, 2011

  Teen's Steve Jobs Logo an Online Sensation

  A Hong Kong design student has gained major acclaim for his somber tribute to Apple founder Steve Jobs that featured Jobs' silhouette incorporated into the bite of a white Apple logo on a black background.

• Oct 8, 2011

  Who Was the Woman Behind Steve Jobs?

  The funeral of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs took place Friday in a private event at an undisclosed location.

• Oct 8, 2011

  Should Guns be Allowed in Church? Georgia Court Debates

  A Georgia gun activist group is trying to overturn a state law that prohibits people from bringing guns into religious establishments.

• Oct 8, 2011

  Wounded Pastor in Church Shooting Speaks Out

  For the first time since last month’s church shooting in Lakeland, Fla., Pastor William Boss, who was shot in the head while kneeling in prayer, has spoken out – declaring his survival was based solely on God’s hand.

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  Oct 7, 2011

  Sarah Palin Describes Presidential Decision as 'Prayerful'

  Sarah Palin announced she would not run for president in 2012 – a decision she described as “prayerful.”

• Oct 7, 2011

  Occupy Wall Street Protesters 'Stand With Jesus,' Says Christian Leader

  Popular Christian leader Jim Wallis has joined the “Occupy Wall Street” movement Friday. Wallis, the CEO and President of Sojourners, a progressive Christian commentary, offered the perspective that “Occupy Wall Street” protestors are standing with Jesus.

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  Oct 7, 2011

  Troy Davis Story: Final Moments Spent in Prayer

  Prison documents released Wednesday reveal that Troy Davis was kneeling in his prison cell praying – just 15 minutes before his scheduled execution Sept. 21, for the murder of an off-duty Savannah, Ga., officer.

• Oct 5, 2011

  Are Humans Still Evolving? A Creationist Responds to Population Study

  New scientific research suggests that even in modern societies, humans are still changing and evolving in response to the environment.

• Oct 5, 2011

  Listeria Outbreak: Iowa Woman Miscarriage Result of Contaminated Cantaloupe

  A pregnant Iowa woman suffered a miscarriage after contracting listeriosis, a serious infection linked to contaminated cantaloupes, said Iowa health officials Wednesday.

• Oct 5, 2011

  Supreme Court Hears Critical Church and State Case; Defending Lawyer Speaks Out

  The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in religious freedom case Hosanna-Tabor v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, involving the firing of a schoolteacher from a church-based school. This legal battle will determine important church and state separation issues.