Matthew Cortina

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• Nov 9, 2011

  David Wojnarowicz 'A Fire in My Belly': Art Museum to Show 'Sacrilegious' Film

  A controversial film depicting images that some religious figures have called sacrilegious will open as part of a gay-themed art exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum next week.

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  Nov 9, 2011

  Nigeria Fights Terrorists: Christians Ask For Emergency Help

  The Nigerian army has sent troops Wednesday to combat Islamic terrorists responsible for killing hundreds of civilians in violence that occurred this weekend.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Black Friday 2011: Amazon's Top Deals and Sales

  Black Friday is fast approaching and millions of shoppers are searching for great deals in stores and online.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Tim Tebow Documentary Released - Offers Surprising Insight Into NFL Quarterback

  A documentary about Denver Broncos quarterback and Christian poster-boy Tim Tebow was released Tuesday.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Penn State Scandal: Urban Meyer to Replace Joe Paterno?

  Urban Meyer may replace Joe Paterno as Penn State’s head coach, according to swirling rumors from sources close to the situation.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Christians More Patriotic, Says Survey

  Christians are more likely to believe America is the best country in the world, according to a Pew Research Center Poll.

• Nov 8, 2011

  Black Friday 2011: Deals to Start Thanksgiving Day

  Consumers looking to get a jump on Black Friday sales can start shopping on Thanksgiving at certain stores.

• Nov 8, 2011

  Nigerian Christians Flee Amidst Terror Attacks; President Asks For Prayers

  Christians under attack by a terrorist group in Nigeria are fleeing the area after promises of continued violence. President Goodluck Jonathan has asked the Christian community to pray for peace.

• Nov 8, 2011

  Billy Graham Son: Franklin Graham Evangelical Event Protested in India

  Hindu organizations plan to protest a Christian festival led by evangelist Franklin Graham scheduled to begin Thursday in Hyderabad, India, citing unlawful religious instruction.

• Nov 7, 2011

  Conrad Murray Verdict: Web Reaction to Guilty Michael Jackson Verdict

  Crowds outside the Los Angeles courthouse where Conrad Murray stood trial for the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson cheered when the guilty verdict was read out today.