Katherine T. Phan

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  Feb 9, 2008

  Christian Teens Seek 'Space' at Packed BattleCry Event

  A packed stadium where thousands were standing or sitting shoulder to shoulder may seem like an unlikely place for teens to seek their own "space," but according to Bishop T.D. Jakes that's exactly where they needed to be Friday night to hear where God wants them to go.

• Feb 8, 2008

  Intelligent Design Professor Loses Appeal for Tenure

  The Iowa Board of Regents rejected on Thursday an appeal by a professor who said he was wrongfully denied tenure by Iowa State University because of his views supporting intelligent design.

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  Jan 30, 2008

  Rick Warren Challenges N.Y. Pastors with Purpose Strategy

  The California pastor who has helped churches worldwide increase attendance by leaps and bounds through his “purpose driven” phenomena now has his eye on New York City.

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  Jan 29, 2008

  City Pastors Switch Pulpits for Solitude, Renewal

  When city folk want a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the city and the laundry list of demands from daily life they come to the quiet hills of Pennsylvania. For New York pastors, finding renewal is also as simple as going back to the basics.

• Jan 23, 2008

  Jesus Tomb Case Closed for Most Scholars

  A group of scholars posted a statement rejecting the identification of the Talpiot tomb as belonging to Jesus, a week after a conference in Jerusalem revisited evidence on claims presented in the controversial film 'Lost Tomb of Jesus.'

• Jan 23, 2008

  Why Darwinism is So Dangerous

  For Ben Stein, host of an upcoming documentary on the dominance of Darwinism in academia, Darwinism is not just problematic but dangerous even.

• Jan 22, 2008

  Scientists, Critics Downplay Cloned Embryo Claim

  Once again science and morality have crossed paths. Scientists at a small biotech company claimed to be the first to have cloned human embryos from adult skin skills. Scientific and religious communities, however, have raised doubts as to whether the claim should be considered an achievement.

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  Jan 22, 2008

  Rally Cry for Life Continues 35 Years After Roe v. Wade

  Over a third of a century has passed since the controversial Roe v. Wade case yet many participating in pro-life events Tuesday will say: the fight is far from over.

• Jan 21, 2008

  Where Would King Stand on Religion and Politics?

  The faith of Martin Luther King Jr. is often overlooked in the celebration of his radical calls for change, said one professor of religion at a recent panel discussion on the iconic civil rights leader.

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  Jan 19, 2008

  Pro-lifers Walk for Modern Civil Rights Movement

  Thousands of pro-woman, pro-life activists will take their message to the San Francisco streets Saturday to proclaim that abortion is not a liberating choice but that "Abortion Hurts Women."