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By D. Beeksma • March 27, 2012

In May of 2011, Pratima Dharm became the U.S. Army's first Hindu chaplain. Dharm is currently assigned to the Walter Reed National Military Medical
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By D. Beeksma • March 27, 2012

Evangelicals are gaining prominence in Latin American countries. In Brazil, for example, where "miraculous powers" are being demonstrated by evangelicals, it is projected that
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By Mriana • March 26, 2012

Bryan Fischer, on his Focal Point program on American Family Radio, reported that President Obama weighed in on the Trayvon Martin case prematurely because
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

This time of year, many Americans are used to seeing Easter Bunny displays and sales. But viewers of Herman Cain's latest video ad will
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

Maricopa County, AZ, Sheriff Joe Arpaio is saving America from hell and Christians need to pray for him, according to Dr. James David Manning
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By Mriana • March 26, 2012

Today begins a three-day series of oral arguments concerning “ObamaCare” at the Supreme Court level. Twenty-six states, mostly Republican, filed suits against Obama signing
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

Run a search on the Internet for "40 Days of Prayer" gatherings, and you will find numerous prayer and protest events aimed at shutting
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

Forget a December 21, 2012 doomsday — If President Obama is re-elected, it will happen in the year 2014, if one is to believe
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

A Mariachi band serenaded Pope Benedict XVI during his visit to Leon, Mexico, where he briefly donned a large brim traditional Mexican hat. When
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By D. Beeksma • March 26, 2012

In lawsuits involving pedophile priests within the Catholic Church, typically it is the priest accused of abuse who stands trial. But in a case
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By D. Beeksma • March 25, 2012

On February 26, 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, a Florida high school student, who was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain.
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By Mriana • March 25, 2012

In a recent survey, on Pew Forum, four in ten people (38%) said that politicians talk about religion too much, while 30% said there
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By D. Beeksma • March 24, 2012

Polls have closed in Louisiana and MSNBC projects that Rick Santorum has won with a significant margin. Analysts expected Santorum to win, but add
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