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I’m Not Busy!

Are you really busy or only perceived to be busy?

Written by Tim Challies | Saturday, October 20, 2012

This is what disturbs me most, that my busyness, or the perception of busyness, makes me less effective in the areas in which I want to do well. That cost is too high to tolerate. So let me say it again, primarily to reassure myself: I’m not busy. I have all the time I need... Continue Reading

Is There a Christian Perspective on Election 2012?

In light of different positions within evangelicalism, the title question of this article is worth asking

Written by William B. Evans | Friday, October 19, 2012

This year a good number of serious Christians, some of them evangelicals like myself, will vote to reelect the incumbent President.  On the other hand, many evangelical Christians are supporting the Republican nominee Mitt Romney, who happens to be a Mormon, and the recent endorsement of Romney by Billy Graham suggests that this support runs... Continue Reading

State-by-state advocacy of U.S. religious liberty launches

"I believe that all Americans cherish our right to exercise religion freely and want to protect that right as much as possible."

Written by Anne Reiner, Baptist Press | Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Each caucus will consist of lawmakers who come together to discuss various public policy issues pertaining to freedom of religion both in their state and throughout the country

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Could China’s positive reaction to author Mo Yan’s Nobel Prize lead to the ending of the country’s one-child policy?

Written by Angela Lu, WNS | Monday, October 15, 2012

“I hope that Mo Yan’s thoughtful criticism of the one-child policy will help others see its role in causing gendercide,” said Chai, the founder of All Girls Allowed, a nonprofit group that fights the effects of the one-child policy, in a statement. “It is the largest challenge facing girls in China. Every day the policy continues, another 3,000 girls are lost to sex-selective abortion, infanticide, or abandonment.”

Iran Launching Massive Arrests Of Evangelicals

May be at least 100,000 evangelical Christians in Iran, according to church groups, with others giving higher estimates.

Written by Stefan J. Bos | Monday, October 15, 2012

He said he was also concerned about the situation of Christians taken to prisons in recent days. "We know that many have been forced to say they will no longer attend church services in exchange for freedom." There was no immediate response from Iranian officials.

“Nones” on the Rise: New Report Finds One-in-Five Adults Have No Religious Affiliation

A Third of Adults Under 30 Are Unaffiliated; U.S. Protestant Population Dips Below 50%

Written by Pew Research Center | Thursday, October 11, 2012

While the ranks of the unaffiliated have grown significantly over the past five years, the Protestant share of the population has shrunk. In 2007, 53% of adults in Pew Research Center surveys described themselves as Protestant. In multiple surveys conducted in the first half of 2012, fewer than half of American adults say they are... Continue Reading

Muslim-American “Interfaith” Group Calls for Blasphemy Laws

Anti-Semitism is at the core of UMCF’s drive to forge a Muslim-Christian coalition

Written by Ryan Mauro, IRD | Wednesday, October 10, 2012

The UMCF press release claims that the film is part of a conspiracy involving “media terrorism” to cause war between Muslims and Christians and its content should not be protected as free speech. It quotes an unidentified citizen as saying it is “barbarous treason." "Therefore we demand immediate action by the appropriate government agencies to stop this film and bring its perpetrators to justice for this malicious hate speech,” it says.

Nigerian Believers Pray for ‘Change of Heart’ by Boko Haram Islamist Group

In Mubi, Nigeria there has been some form of violent attack on Christians nearly every day since Nov. 2011.

Written by Michael Ireland, ASSIST News Service | Monday, October 8, 2012

Multiple sources are confirming that an incident in which about 25 to 30 Christian college students massacred at a university in northeastern Nigeria late Monday night (Oct.1), has caused Christians to pray for a "change of heart" among the extremist Islamist group Boko Haram to put a stop to the continued violence.

Hundreds of pastors back political candidates, defy tax rules

It is not entirely clear why the IRS has stayed silent and the agency did not respond to a request for comment.

Written by Nanette Byrnes, Reuters | Monday, October 8, 2012

In its latest annual report, the IRS indicated it planned to examine allegations of political intervention by pastors.  But experts who spoke to Reuters said they do not expect the agency to move against Pulpit Freedom Sunday this year, chiefly because of the absence of a new audit procedure for churches.   Baptist Pastor Mark... Continue Reading

Same-Sex Science

The social sciences cannot settle the moral status of homosexuality

Written by Stanton L. Jones | Sunday, October 7, 2012

We are told that homosexual persons are just as psychologically healthy as heterosexuals, that sexual orientation is biologically determined at birth, that sexual orientation cannot be changed and that the attempt to change it is necessarily harmful, that homosexual relationships are equivalent to heterosexual ones in all important characteristics, and that personal identity is properly... Continue Reading

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