A South Carolina town has agreed not to enforce an ordinance that required residents to obtain a permit to hold religious signs in public as part of a legal settlement with a Christian man who contends such a rule violated his constitutional rights. #Lawsuit #Chapin #SouthCarolina #FirstLibertyInstitute #Ordinance #Permit #ReligiousSigns #ConstitutionalRights #Christ
James Robison, the Texas-based televangelist who founded LIFE Outreach International, died Sunday No cause of death had been disclosed at the time of the announcement He was 82
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If the modern church continues elevating charisma above character, we should not be surprised when more scandals emerge in the years ahead
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The Christian view of UFO’s, Aliens, and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (or UAP) remains to be written
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Ehrman rejects this because he discards the concept of a good and perfect God from whom comes objective right and wrong
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Police in the United Kingdom have dropped a hate crime case against an Evangelical pastor who was arrested last year while street preaching in Bristol, ending more than...
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