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  Sep 19, 2014

  Challenges of Intercountry Adoption Highlighted by 'Little Couple' Reality TV Stars at CCAI Gala

  Dr. Jennifer Arnold and Bill Klein, stars of TLC's reality TV show, "The Little Couple," described the challenges of intercountry adoption and urged reforms of the system as they received an "Angels in Adoption" award Wednesday at the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's Annual Gala.

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  Sep 17, 2014

  Can Liberal and Conservative Christians Agree on How to Fight Poverty?

  The political stalemates between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill stood in stark contrast to the shared vision on how to address poverty recently expressed by Jim Wallis and Arthur Brooks at an American Enterprise Institute event.

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  Sep 13, 2014

  In Defense of Christians Speakers Address Ted Cruz Getting Heckled

  The day after U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was heckled at a Christian event aimed at bringing Christians together over the plight of persecution in the Middle East, some speakers at the event addressed the disruption.

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  Sep 10, 2014

  Christian Right Not Responsible for People Leaving Church, Study Finds

  Contrary to popular opinion and previous research, the Christian Right was not responsible for people leaving their church, a new study finds.

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  Sep 6, 2014

  What Makes Young Evangelicals Less Conservative? Results of New Study May Surprise You

  A study looking at what drives some Millennial Evangelicals to hold less conservative views than their elders generated surprising results.

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  Sep 5, 2014

  Evangelical Ads Changed Attitudes on Immigration, Study Finds

  The Evangelical Immigration Table's efforts to build support for immigration reform have achieved modest success, according to new research.

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  Sep 4, 2014

  Why Do Many Pro-Life Catholics Vote Democrat?

  Why do Catholics who are aligned with Democrats on social welfare and Republicans on abortion usually vote Democrat? Recent political science research suggests an answer.

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  Sep 1, 2014

  Who Really Won the Hobby Lobby Battle?

  While Hobby Lobby won its lawsuit against the Obama administration's birth control mandate, it was a battle already won by liberals and the only issue in the court case was how thorough the Right's political defeat would be, Philip Muñoz, Tocqueville Associate Professor of Religion & Public Life at University of Notre Dame, argued Sunday during a roundtable at the American Political Science Association's Annual Meeting.

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  Aug 29, 2014

  Homeschool Advocate Michael Farris Responds to Sex Scandals of Homeschool Leaders Bill Gothard, Doug Phillips

  The Home School Legal Defense Association criticized the patriarchy movement among some Christian and homeschool leaders as unbiblical and harmful, and apologized for not speaking up sooner about the issue.

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  Aug 29, 2014

  Analysis: Why Won't Same-Sex Marriage Supporters Answer These Two Questions?

  While supporters of traditional marriage are often presented as driven by emotion and religiosity and supporters of same-sex marriage are often presented as voices of rationality and reason, the reality is quite different. Traditional marriage supporters have presented a view, complete with foundational principles, for state recognition of conjugal marriage while same-sex marriage supporters have failed to answer two questions that are central to the issue.