Lillian Kwon

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• Mar 15, 2011

  Author: Recovering from Religious Abuse

  Millions of people have experienced religious abuse, claims one author. Yet the church has refused to care for, let alone acknowledge, the abused.

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  Mar 15, 2011

  Rob Bell Denies Being a Universalist

  Just a day before the release of his controversial book on hell, Michigan pastor Rob Bell denied that he was a universalist. He spoke to thousands at the launch of his book tour in New York City.

• Mar 9, 2011

  Lisa Ling Asks: Is It Possible to Be Both Gay and Christian?

  It's a conversation that has never gone away, but on Tuesday night, journalist Lisa Ling catapulted the debate on Christianity and homosexuality back into the spotlight.

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  Mar 8, 2011

  NPR Head Grilled on Juan Williams, Federal Funding

  After boasting about NPR's record ratings, loyal listeners and commitment to real journalism, NPR head Vivian Schiller was forced to address some of the controversies that have placed the media organization in the spotlight over the last several months.

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  Mar 2, 2011

  Atheist Ads: You Can Live Moral, Meaningful Lives without God

  A humanist group launched on Tuesday a multimedia ad campaign, declaring that atheists and the nonreligious can live good, meaningful lives without God.

• Mar 1, 2011

  Presbyterian Panel Acquits Gay Minister

  In a split decision, a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) panel on Monday acquitted a partnered homosexual minister, who faced charges of violating the church constitution.

• Feb 23, 2011

  Mideast Revolutions Draw Mixed Reactions from U.S. Christians

  The revolutions unfolding across North Africa and the Middle East against authoritarian regimes are drawing mixed reactions from Christians in the U.S. Some say the protests for freedom are a cause for celebration, but others are choosing to be more cautious

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  Feb 22, 2011

  The 'Cover-Up': What It Really Means to Be a Christian

  The truth is, to be a Christian is to be a slave of Christ, according to an evangelical author. That may not sit well with a lot of people, especially in America where the image of slavery is undoubtedly ugly and regrettable

• Feb 21, 2011

  Influential Evangelical: Mideast Uprisings Violate Biblical Command

  Influential evangelical John MacArthur doesn't believe the uprisings that are spreading across the Arab world will lead to the freedom that hundreds of thousands of protesters are demanding.

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  Feb 21, 2011

  Interview: John MacArthur on Being a 'Slave' for Christ, Middle East Unrest

  Renowned evangelical preacher John MacArthur has been studying Scripture for more than 50 years. Yet in his new book, Slave, he reveals that only recently he discovered a centuries-long \"cover-up\" by New Testament translators.