Stoyan Zaimov

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  Jun 9, 2015

  Ken Ham's Ark Encounter Now Open to Public, Visitors Encouraged to Witness 'Historic' Construction of 510-Foot-Long Noah's Ark

  Answers in Genesis President and CEO Ken Ham has announced that the "historic" construction of a life-size 510-foot-long Noah's Ark in Williamstown, Kentucky, called the Ark Encounter, has now been opened to the public.

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  Jun 9, 2015

  Mike Huckabee 'Stunned and Shocked' by Media 'Exploitation' of Christian Duggar Family Over Molestation Scandal, Denies He'd Treat Atheist Family Harsher

  GOP 2016 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee told Fox News' Megyn Kelly on "The Kelly File" Monday night that he has been left "stunned and shocked" by the way the media has "exploited" the Duggar family in the wake of the molestation scandal. Huckabee also suggested critics are targeting the Duggars so heavily because of their Christian beliefs.

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  Jun 9, 2015

  'Jesus Tomb' Discovery That Allegedly Shows Jesus Was Married and Had Children Is Not a Fake, Israeli Court Rules

  An Israeli court has ruled that the discovery of a tomb in Jerusalem that a controversial 2007 documentary claimed as evidence that Jesus was married and had children is not a fake, but said that it's up to theologians and academics to decide whether the claims really are true.

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  Jun 9, 2015

  Defeating ISIS Will Not Be Enough, Iraqi Parliament Speaker Says, 'New Democracy' Must Be Built in Minds of People

  Saleem al-Jubouri, the speaker of the Iraqi parliament and the country's highest-ranking Sunni politician, said in a speech on Monday at the Institute of Peace in Washington D.C. that defeating terror group ISIS will not be enough to end radicalization in the region. He said that a "new democracy" must be "built in the minds of people" in order to prevent new forms of oppression.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  Jesus Sculpture Made of Garbage Is Demolished After Russian Orthodox Church Complains

  The Russian Orthodox Church has successfully seen the removal of a controversial 9.8 feet tall sculpture of Jesus Christ made out of garbage in the Siberian city of Omsk, which was supposed to be part of an art festival.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  Islamic Mobs in Egypt Are Burning Down Christians' Homes, Forcing Families to Flee for 'Insulting' Facebook Posts

  Several reports over the past week have said that Coptic Christian families in the Beni Suef governorate in Egypt have seen their homes burned down and have been forced to flee angry Muslim mobs who accuse them of insulting Islam in Facebook posts.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  Christians Among 88 Eritrean Refugees Kidnapped by ISIS; Less Than Two Months After Mass Execution of Ethiopian Christians

  A group of Christians are among the 88 Eritrean refugees, including women and children, who've been kidnapped by terror group ISIS in Libya. The kidnapping comes less than two months after 28 Ethiopian Christian were executed by the terror group.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  Bill Maher Slams Conservatives for 'Whining' About Attacks on Christians in America; Calls Duggars 'Biggest Freaks in the World'

  HBO host and outspoken atheist Bill Maher has responded to what he says are conservative politicians "whining" about Christianity being under attack in America, and said that Christians are not being persecuted. He also took a shot at the Duggar family from the "19 Kids and Counting" reality TV show and the recent molestation scandal, by calling them "the biggest freaks in the world."

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  Jun 5, 2015

  Mark Driscoll Petition Seeks to Remove Pastor From Hillsong Conferences for 'Undermining Women,' Calls Comeback 'Cheap Grace'

  An online petition is urging Hillsong Conferences to remove former Mars Hill Church pastor Mark Driscoll from his scheduled appearances in Sydney and London, arguing that Hillsong would be sending the wrong message by endorsing the controversial pastor.

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  Jun 5, 2015

  Paralyzed Man in France Allowed to Die by Request of Wife in Controversial Euthanasia Case, Despite Strong Opposition From Catholic Parents

  The European Court of Human Rights has backed an earlier decision by a court in France to allow a 39-year-old paralyzed man to be taken off life support by request of his wife. The man's Roman Catholic parents have strongly opposed the decision, however, stating they are against euthanasia.