Jeff Schapiro

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  Jun 1, 2012

  'I Am Second' Book Offers Deeper Look at Christian Celebrities' Faith Life

  Millions of lives have been touched by the powerful testimonies on I am Second's website during its relatively brief existence. Doug Bender, co-author of I Am Second: Real Stories. Changed Lives, spoke with The Christian Post on Thursday and explained what his book's role is in such a compelling movement.

• May 30, 2012

  Hair Salon's Jesus Ad Not Deemed Offensive

  An advertisement for a hair salon in England that makes a joke about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ has been deemed acceptable by the United Kingdom's major advertising watchdog organization.

• May 29, 2012

  Mental Health Worker Punished for Sharing Pro-Life Views, Lawsuit Claims

  A Christian mental health worker in England claims in a lawsuit that she was disciplined and eventually fired from her job with a National Health Service trust after sharing a pro-life booklet with a co-worker.

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  May 28, 2012

  Military Chaplains: To Have a Strong Army, We Need Strong Families

  A strong U.S. military depends on more than just high-tech equipment and highly trained soldiers; it also depends on soldiers having a stable marriage, according to military chaplains.

• May 27, 2012

  Who Should Inflict Punishment, Man or God?

  People are less likely to punish others for their misdeeds if they believe it is "God's job" to do so, a recently released study suggests.

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  May 24, 2012

  Lawsuit Claims Sharon Stone Prevented Nanny From Reading Bible

  A lawsuit filed by the former nanny of Sharon Stone's children claims that the actress mocked the nanny's Filipino heritage and Christian beliefs.

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  May 23, 2012

  Archaeologists Uncover Proof of Pre-Jesus Bethlehem

  The Israel Antiquities Authority revealed Wednesday what it is calling the earliest archaeological evidence of the city of Bethlehem. Archaeologists have discovered a bulla that has the word "Bethlehem" written on it in ancient Hebrew.

• May 23, 2012

  Jesus Popsicles Spark Controversy

  A New York City artist has stirred up controversy by creating "Christian Popsicles," which he claims are made out of "frozen holy wine transformed into the blood of Christ" and miniature crosses with the image of Jesus Christ on them.

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  May 22, 2012

  Church of England Moves Toward Allowing Women Bishops

  The Church of England took a step toward allowing women to become bishops on Monday when the House of Bishops approved some widely-debated legislation after making only a few amendments.

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  May 21, 2012

  Atheist Richard Dawkins Supports Bibles in Schools

  World-renowned atheist Richard Dawkins says he supports the mission of England's Department for Education to make sure every public school in the nation has a copy of the 1611 translation of the King James Bible.