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December 28, 2013 For the last six months, Catholic cardinals, bishops and theologians have been deliberating in Vatican City, discussing the future of the church and redefining long-held Catholic doctrines and dogmas. The Third Vatican Council, is undoubtedly the largest… Continue Reading →
Several bodies being buried in Damascus due to the last week’s chemical attack-AP Photo/Shaam News Network-Image used in accordance with fair use copyright laws for news reporting Joseph ParkerDothan Christianity Examiner In a report that is sure to… Continue Reading →
Monday, 12 Aug 2013 Most people know Sean Hyman from his regular appearances on Fox Business, CNBC, and Bloomberg Television, but what they don’t know is that Sean is a former pastor, and that his secret to investing is… Continue Reading →
New Delhi, July 29, 2013: The women were sharing their faith with shop owners and shoppers at a marketplace. Five women were beaten up at a marketplace in Andhra Pradesh while sharing about their Christian faith in public. The women, who… Continue Reading →
From Hitchens to Dawkins, the most prominent faithless are white men. The movement needs to take a look at itself — and church history Photo Credit: Roberto Bobrow (cc) July 21, 2013 , By Katie Engelhart, alternet “Let your women keep silence… Continue Reading →
It’s not about being right, it’s about being loving, the unusually tolerant Pontiff tells his flock. Photo Credit: Emipress/Shutterstock.com May 23, 2013 | It likely doesn’t matter much to the atheists of the world that — of all people —… Continue Reading →
John Dayal PALGHAR, Maharashtra, Jan 12, 2013 — For over 10 days, a torn Bible and a damaged harmonium have been lying in a makeshift prayer hall which villagers now take turn to guard—just the way the attackers had left… Continue Reading →
6 May 2012 , By Praveen Swami , The Hindu Police investigation of Sanal Edamaraku for debunking a “miracle” at a church is a crime against the Constitution. Early in March, little drops of water began to drip from… Continue Reading →
P. V. SRIVIDYA, Naggapatinam May 6, 2012, The Hindu On Saturday, as 105-year-old Nagammal journeyed to her grave, her right to a decent burial in a yard meant for Dalits was scuttled, after caste Hindus opposed her burial as she… Continue Reading →
Activist Satyabadi Naik’s shocking video of police crackdown on a peaceful protest by women of Rengopalli and other villages against Vedanta’s toxic Red Mud Pond in Lanjigarh. This video was recorded on 23 Jan 2012. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgIBmN7HCeA&feature=player_embedded] [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3FZX5DrccU&feature=player_embedded] [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq-dbJYTrdM&feature=player_embedded]