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Barack Obama’s ‘Revealing’ Statement on Islam

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The Islamic faith believes that God (Allah) revealed the Koran in it’s entirety to Mohammed who is Islam’s chief prophet. U.S. President Barack Obama recently made a crucial statement concerning the establishment of Islam that went unnoticed by the media. What was it?

July 4th, 2009

Back to The Catacombs for Christians: San Diego Fines Pastor for Bible Study

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San Diego County is demanding a local pastor pay thousands of dollars for hosting Bible studies at his home. The county says Pastor David Jones of Southbay Community Church has been praying at his house every Tuesday and Jones needs a permit to host a Bible study.

May 31st, 2009



Group says NY Times Distorts 1st Amendment to Secularize Society

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Don Feder, editor of the Boycott The New York Times website, called a Times editorial demanding “equal space” for the display of religious symbols part of the paper’s “relentless drive to secularize society.”
In a November 12 editorial, The Times urged the Supreme Court to rule that a Ten Commandments display in a public park in Pleasant Grove City, Utah, violated the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause …

November 16th, 2008

Are Barack Obama’s Statements on Faith Biblical?

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The information in this article was taken directly from the official website of president-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday, November 11, 2008. This allows readers to easily verify all quotes for themselves.
The site allows the visitor to navigate to a section entitled, “People” with a subsection entitled, “People of Faith”. It is here where the visitor reads, “Barack Obama is a committed Christian.” The visitor may …

November 16th, 2008

Minority Christians Who Did Not Vote For Obama

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Just as it shouldn’t be assumed that Caucasians who didn’t vote for Obama rejected the idea of a Black president; likewise, it should not be assumed that all minorities voted for him. Each side had its reasons for why it did or didn’t support Mr. Obama. Christian minorities figure on both of those sides.
Most people intelligent enough to assess someone based on character and not …

November 15th, 2008

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