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Jan 2012
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Christianity has become a global faith in past century
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Presidential candidates urged to sign pledge for religious freedom
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Year in Review 2011: Tumultuous times remind us to 'hold fast to the truth'
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Year in Review 2011: From this life to the next
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Christian artists express why hymns matter
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COIN ministry supports, equips coaches as they mentor players
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Educators create Constitution game as learning tool
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New Year’s resolutions for the mind
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Presidential candidates urged to sign pledge for religious freedom
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Former gang leader uses special vehicle to reach community
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Ruling on dispute over Camp Pendleton crosses delayed
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12 pro-life nurses win victory in New Jersey hospital case
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Muslim extremists in Uganda throw acid on church leader who opposed Islamic courts
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Sudan again terrorizing its own people
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Mt. Soledad cross defense has a new video and song to spread its message
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Calvary Chapel founder Chuck Smith announces that he has lung cancer
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North Korea tops persecutor list for tenth straight year
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Planned Parenthood's abortions finally take a fall
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Jailed Pakistani mother's plight buffeted by money, media strife
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New national sex-education standards stir controversy
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Jesus vs. Religion video ignites debate on what it means to be a Christian
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Supreme Court refuses to hear public prayer case, leaving Jesus ban in place
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Olympic hopeful partners with Liberty University
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Candidates talk of faith may not influence voters
Commentary
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New Year brings challenges so set priorities on the big things
by Mark Larson
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Sex-Selection Abortion in the U.S. — The Myth of “Choice”
by Chuck Colson
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There is clear evidence that abortion is wrong
by Dr. Donald S. Smith
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'Gender identification' next major push in California schools
by Robert Tyler
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Death of an atheist
by Cal Thomas
Feb 2012
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Congress approves bills protecting religious symbols at memorials
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Rescue missions reach out during homeless killing spree
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Victim of homeless killing spree couldn’t find a home
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Quarterback Tim Tebow’s faith generates internet buzz, criticism
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Tebow by the numbers
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Mega-churches keep growing in U.S.
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Convert to Christianity faces death threats from former colleagues in Uganda
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Shanghai's elderly wary from years of tumult
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Have you ever failed? What does God think when you do?
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Judge rebuked for ordering abortion and sterilization
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Church and ministry leader find reconciliation after 15 years
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Role of faith in Bush White House examined
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Susan G. Komen charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood
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Patriots' Slater a spiritual leader for teammates
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Komen bows to pressure, says Planned Parenthood still eligible
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Appeals court overturns California’s same-sex marriage ban
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'God' reference is removed from Air Force logo
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Fleeing North Korea: Persecuted Christian starts new life
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Iranian authorities may be set to execute pastor
Commentary
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High-tech gadgets no replacement for one-on-one time with the Creator
by Mark Larson
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Barbie vs. Godzilla...What’s behind gender free toys
by Chuck Colson
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Criticizing won’t change the world
by Phil Cooke
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Presidential plan to cut deductions would devastate nonprofits
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James K. Lewis
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Not by sight, but by faith
by Cal Thomas
Mar 2012
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Couple to use art and hula to bring spiritual hope to Japan
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New campaign seeks to live stream Harvest Crusade across the nation
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Karaoke nights on Skid Row
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Once gripped by fear of death, Asian farmer becomes a pastor
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Luis Palau joins speakers team for Spirit West Coast Del Mar
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Christian university plans excavation project near biblical area of Dan
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Poway teacher asks U.S. Supreme Court to intervene
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American teacher Jeremiah Small fatally shot in Iraqi classroom
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Bout with leukemia fails to slow star basketball recruit
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Kirk Cameron responds to backlash from gay activists
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Egyptian court sentences clergy to six-months in jail for building violation; assailants go free
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White House considers defunding embryo adoption program
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Chick-fil-A's Christian values stir college opposition
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Kirk Cameron’s 'Monumental' explores whether America can be turned around
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Christians in Hollywood say they are not giving up on the film industry
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U. S. Supreme Court rejects Christian campus club’s appeal
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Five college students and a former model use social media to spread a positive message
Commentary
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New ‘Dupability Index’ provides more realistic snapshot of American society
by Mark Larson
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Underdogs: ''Linsanity'' and Chinese Christians
by Chuck Colson
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Is the pioneering age of religious media over?
by Phil Cooke
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The Ninth Circuit calls Proposition 8 ‘unconstitutional’
by Jennifer Monk
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Losing liberty
by Cal Thomas
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