Church youth choir called 'Nazis' in Scottish media
Young people in Scotland on mission trip sang in open-air mall, only to meet with significant resistance in the media. They were compared to both Nazis and the Islamic State.
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TERROR: Man uses truck to mow down 84 people in France
84 people are dead after being run down by a semi-truck in Nice, France last night. The truck was reportedly driven by a Tunisian man.
Skeletons, DNA well preserved at ancient Philistine burial site
DNA from well preserved teeth will finally unlock the origin of the mysterious people that became one of ancient Israel's most persistent enemies.
Egyptian president: Time to reform Islam, purge 'discourse of extremism'
Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, who took over the country after a military coup d'etat removed the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood from power, says radical Islamists are destroying Islam from within in calling for the world's 1.6 billion Muslims to kill the remaining 7 billion people in the world.
Slap in the face: Iraqi police march over, burn U.S. and Israeli flags
After the U.S. overthrows the regime of Saddam Hussein, who tortured and killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi Shiites, Shiite policemen and militia members in Basra march over the flag of their liberator and their arch enemy, Israel.
Jordan: No more religion on ID cards
Country says religious designation will come off, but will still be part of card's digital content.
Elie Weisel, noted Jewish author and Nobel Prize winner, dead at 87
Activist and writer Elie Wiesel, the World War II death camp survivor who won a Nobel Peace Prize for becoming the life-long voice of millions of Holocaust victims, died Saturday.
Government disputes ISIS's claim of responsibility for terror attack in Bangladesh restaurant
Country in denial that terror group's reach is now global and on their doorstep. Other terror groups, like al-Qaeda, are also growing in the country of 160 million.
Christian priest gunned down in Egypt by ISIS while waiting for car repair
ISIS carries out an attack inside of Egypt and declares more will follow. Priest, after finishing a prayer service, was killed while waiting for his car to be repaired.
PEW: Christians, Jews most oppressed by elected officials and police worldwide
Governments the world over don't like religion very much it seems, and Christians rank highest among the groups that are most often oppressed by elected officials and police, a new study from the Pew Research Center claims. The rising tide of anti-Semitism also spells trouble for the Jews.
Pope: Church owes apology to gays (and they're not the only ones)
Pope says church should apologize to gays, exploited women and children, and for "blessing so many weapons."
Vietnam slams door shut on human rights, religious freedom reforms
In spite of President Obama's pitch for human rights in Vietnam, the country cracks down further on Christians. Reports of torture, imprisonment and coerced confessions flowing out of country's north.
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