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Pope to Greet One of the World's Least Religious Nations

07.07.2008 19:41    christianpost.com
Most Australians (52 percent) never or very seldom attend a church, mosque, synagogue, or temple for religious purposes, according to a survey by Germany’s Bertelsmann Foundation.


Study: Residents in Catholic, Mainline Church Communities Live Longer

07.07.2008 19:41    christianpost.com
Troy C. Blanchard, an associate professor of sociology at Louisiana State University, found that mortality rates were lower in communities with these types of congregations because they have what he calls a "worldly perspective."

Conservatives Give Obama Thumbs Up for Faith-Based Plan

07.07.2008 19:40    christianpost.com
The federal program that seeks to make it easier for faith-based organizations to get federal funding for social activities was not enough to †win over the evangelicals,†but it would †diminish some of the hostility†towards Obama by

Christian Persecution Persists Ahead of Beijing Olympics

07.07.2008 19:39    christianpost.com
The Olympic host detained for a second time a Christian bookstore owner on charges of †illegal printing of religious material,†China Aid Association recently learned.

Anglicans Eye Tense Debate on Women Bishops

07.07.2008 13:52    christianpost.com
Meeting in York, Synod members are due to debate a motion proposing a national code of practice to accommodate conservative parishes opposed to the oversight of a female bishop.

Fmr. Science Director Sues Over 'Neutral' Policy on Intelligent Design

07.07.2008 13:52    christianpost.com
Christina Comer alleges in the suit that she was forced to resign last year after forwarding an e-mail that promoted a lecture by a speaker who opposed intelligent design. She is suing the TEA and Education Commissioner Robert Scott to

G-8 Leaders Called to Step Up Aid for Africa

07.07.2008 13:52    christianpost.com
Activists have accused some G-8 countries, particularly France, Canada and Italy, of skimping on aid to Africa, and urged them to ramp up their contributions. The U.S., Japan, Britain, Germany and Russia make up the other members of the G-8.

LAPD Sued Over Alleged Religious Discrimination

07.07.2008 08:02    christianpost.com
Sgt. Eric Holyfield, who is a pastor during his off-duty hours, was quoted as saying that homosexuality was a †sin†and an †abomination†while presiding over a 2006 eulogy for a friend and fellow police officer.

Calif. High Court Asked to Keep Marriage Amendment on Nov. Ballot

07.07.2008 02:09    christianpost.com
This past week, attorneys with Alliance Defense Fund and Protect Marriage filed a 46-page petition asking the court to leave Prop. 8 â€" better known as the California Protection of Marriage initiative â€" on the state's ballot.

Pray for the Liberators

07.07.2008 02:09    christianpost.com
And while the reasons for service are the same, there is no doubt the times are different. Instead of waves of North Korean soldiers and Chinese tanks (as I was trained to confront), our service men and women must deal

Jamaican Bible Translation Sparks Wide-Spread Debate

07.07.2008 02:09    christianpost.com
Plans to translate the Bible into patois â€" Jamaica's unofficial language â€" have ignited a fiery debate that stretches beyond the shores of this island nation.

Fear Tactics Revealed in Zimbabwe Election Video

07.07.2008 02:08    christianpost.com
The film, made by a Zimbabwe prison officer, was posted on U.K.’s The Guardian Web site Saturday. Officer Shepherd Yuda has since fled Zimbabwe with his family to an undisclosed location out of fear of retaliation by the Zanu-PF Party.

NRLC: Pro-Life Issue Tops Others in Nov. Election

07.07.2008 02:08    christianpost.com
In its address to supporters, leaders of the group said that voting pro-life during the election this November was more important and significant than any other political and economic concerns that citizens may have.

Nat'l A.M.E. Meeting Caps Obama's Faith-Filled Week

07.07.2008 02:08    christianpost.com
Making a less than two-hour stop in the battleground state of Missouri, the Democratic presidential nominee implored the thousands attending a national meeting of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, one of the nation's largest and most politically and civically active

Gospel Singer Wright Critically Hurt in Car Accident

07.07.2008 02:08    christianpost.com
Wright, 61, was injured Friday night along with his 14-year-old grandson, D.J. Wright, and both were taken to Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, according to a hospital spokesman.

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