Mark Hensch

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  Nov 11, 2011

  7-Year-Old Georgia Boy Helps Santa Save Christmas

  A young gift-giver in Canton, Ga., is providing a family with an early Christmas present this year – hope.

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  Nov 11, 2011

  Will the Senate Save the US Commission on International Religious Freedom?

  Time is running out for the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations to take action on saving the American government's signature religious freedom agency.

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  Nov 10, 2011

  Author: God Does Not Exist for Our Self-Gratification

  Peter Rollins hopes his writings inspire a revolution in religion. The uprising he advocates in Insurrection: To Believe Is Human – To Doubt, Divine, however, is spiritual rather than physical. Believers have commodified Christ, he argues, and it must stop.

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  Nov 9, 2011

  Next Teen Star Is … Sammi Hanratty?

  Sammi Hanratty has seen and done more than most 16-year-olds.

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  Nov 9, 2011

  Christian Rock Band Abandon Takes Over Secular Television

  San Antonio's Abandon joined the Christian rock community in 2002 and have risen meteorically ever since. Begun as a church worship band, they're now ministering to the mainstream with catchy, openly spiritual rock singles.

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  Nov 9, 2011

  Pro Wrestling Film Grapples With God

  A new documentary explores what it's like to be a pro wrestler pinned down for the count only for Jesus to tag in and make the save. "Wrestling for Jesus" is a film sharing the trials and tribulations of Timothy "T-Money" Blackmon, a pro wrestler who forms an evangelical wrestling league

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  Nov 8, 2011

  Not Another Tween Movie

  “The Greening of Whitney Brown” is a film that could have followed predictable pre-teen formulas already done by the Disney Channel. It instead veers slightly off-course, placing enough focus on the title character's family that viewers are left with another experience entirely.

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  Nov 7, 2011

  New As I Lay Dying Album Unafraid of Departing From the Divine

  San Diego's As I Lay Dying has weathered over a decade in the heavy metal underground. Through it all, they've remained dedicated defenders of Christianity and written music that slams as hard as their secular peers. Their latest release, Decas, drives this point home with a mosh pit ministry that should appeal to sinners and saints alike.

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  Nov 7, 2011

  Author: US Christians Should Extend Grace to Arab World

  Carl Medearis maintains that peace between Christians and Muslims remains vital. In America, he says, things are tenser than they used to be. We already think Muslims are scary, suspicious, and terrorists lurking around the corner. The media didn't create that. The real issue is that we already think that.

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  Nov 4, 2011

  Poll Shows Americans Split on Same-Sex Marriage

  The Pew Research Center released a new poll Thursday that shows the culture war over same-sex marriage won't be cooling down anytime soon.