Video: Police Attempt To Silence Street Preacher
Christian Institute
June 8, 2009
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Christian Institute
June 8, 2009
Video: Police attempt to silence street preacher Watch the video (4.01 mins) Continue reading »
Posted: October 18, 2008
12:10 am Eastern
© 2008 WorldNetDaily
A growing movement that experts believe could end up in the criminalization of Christianity in the United States is being exposed in a new documentary being prepared for airing on October 26, officials at Coral Ridge Ministries have announced. Continue reading »
August 17, 2008
Dear Jason,
Thank you very much for your letter. Really, me and my friends appreciate your attention and comfort very much. We all need strong minds here to survive such a big tragedy. Even for believers, because many of us have relatives in and from South Ossetia. It’s difficult to stay indifferent when we listen to such awful stories which happened to our people – children, women, old people, and young men. But as I see it, what’s amazing is this – refugees want to return to Tskhinvali, because that’s where their homes are, and they don’t want to disturb or impose upon other people. I see that South Ossetian people are very special. As we visited victims – they are all open to accept us and appreciate any kind of attention and concern. They were always very kind, open, and simple. But what happened to them? These are the refugees’ stories and a short chronicle of what happened. Continue reading »
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:30 AM
04th July 2008
Two schoolboys were given detention after refusing to kneel down and ‘pray to Allah’ during a religious education lesson.
Parents were outraged that the two boys from year seven (11 to 12-year-olds) were punished for not wanting to take part in the practical demonstration of how Allah is worshipped. Continue reading »
by American Family Association
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Davou Bulle, his wife, and their 10 children each climbed into the van, exhausted from another full day of work on their family’s farm. He started to pull away but was soon jarred to attention by the sound of gunshots hitting the tires. They were being ambushed because of his faith! Continue reading »
By Dan Rabkin
FrontPageMagazine.com
3/27/2008
“I am writing to advise you that following the London bombings in July 2005, the Home Secretary announced a list of particular activities that would normally lead to a person being excluded or deported from the UK … The list of unacceptable behaviours covers: Continue reading »
Last updated at 09:12am
17th March 2008
The wife of a clergyman beaten up in his churchyard in a suspected “faith hate” crime has spoken of the shock felt by his congregation. Canon Michael Ainsworth, 57, was set upon by three Asian youths shouting anti-Christian abuse when he confronted them for rowdy behaviour outside St George-in-the-East church in Shadwell, leaving him with two black eyes and cuts and bruises. Continue reading »
Posted: March 01, 2008
4:47 pm Eastern
2008 WorldNetDaily
Lawyers for a team of Christians convicted of disorderly conduct for praying at a “gay” fest in a public park in Elmira, N.Y., are promising an appeal of the verdict that left them with $100 fines. Continue reading »
MORIEL urges prayer that God will act against the now passed Sexual Orientation Regulations of Tony Blair and his government backed by many Conservative members of parliament including the Conservative leader David Cameron. This legislation forces religious institutions to provide services including homosexual and lesbian adoption of children, with steep financial penalties against those responsible for the care of these children and these services. Continue reading »
by Nina Shea
In the two millennia since the child’s birth in a humble manger in Bethlehem, the good news of Christianity has spread to every continent, inspiring more followers than any other religion today. But the lands that once were the cradle of Christianity have turned distinctively inhospitable to the faith. Fiercely intolerant variants of Islam are taking hold in the region, many of them fueled with ideology and funds from Saudi and Iranian extremists. Continue reading »
Decision affirms constitutional right to engage in religious speech on public property
Monday, August 06, 2007, 10:04 AM (MST)
ADF Media Relations
CUMMING, Ga. — A Georgia Superior Court has dismissed all charges against Frederic Baumann, a Christian man whom Cumming police arrested in April for passing out religious literature on a public sidewalk. Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund represent Baumann and had requested the court dismiss the charges. Continue reading »
By Berit Kjos – May 2, 2007
“Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007” (H. R. 1592)
“Matthew ShepardLocal Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007“(S 1105)
“…the real danger of ‘hate crime’ laws is that they criminalize thoughts and beliefs.‘” [1] Prescription for tyranny
“…a school administrator told the student: ‘Leave your faith in the car’ when your beliefs might offend others. [2] ‘Leave your faith in the car’ Continue reading »
By Allie Martin
(AgapePress) – A Florida county will have to revamp its land use ordinance after the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found the law not only too vague but also in violation of a federal statute. Continue reading »
By Binyamin L. Jolkovsky
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com
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Yesterday Michael Graham wrote in his column: “I take no pleasure in saying it. It pains me to think it. I could very well lose my job in talk radio over admitting it. But it is the plain truth: Islam is a terror organization.” And then his fears came true. Hours after his column appeared here, Graham, a mid-morning talker at WMAL in Washington, D.C., was suspended without pay pending an investigation. Graham’s column and previous on-air comments were not the first time he’s had a run-in with CAIR. In an April, 2004 column, he details other attempts by the Muslim group to silence him. But as late as this week, a WMAL executive, Randall Bloomquist, told the Washington Post that despite CAIR’s protests about some of Graham’s on-air utterances, the station had no intention of reprimanding him. Describing Graham’s rhetoric as “amped up”, he said, according to the paper, it is justified within the context of the program. “Remember that this is talk radio,” Bloomquist added. “We don’t do the dainty minuet of the newspaper editorial page. It’s not ‘Washington Week in Review.’ It depends on pungent statements to drive it. Michael is rattling the cage. It’s designed to start and further a conversation, and it has certainly done that.” Graham, on-air, explained his position on Islam: Continue reading »
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Three Christian housewives in Indonesia have been charged with endangering children and face a possible five years in prison after teaching a kids Sunday School class, a human-rights group reports. According to International Christian Concern, which helps persecuted believers worldwide, the criminal charges stem from three Sunday School lessons the women – Rebecca Laonita Z, Rama Mala Bangun and Etty Pangesti – taught in 2003 and 2005. The activities the women led included: telling stories and teaching from the Bible, teaching Christian prayers, providing prizes like pencils for memorizing Bible verses, giving children towels with a picture of Jesus, and giving kids blue sport shirts that bore a cross and the logo of their church. The women also allegedly invited a child to attend a church service and lent a girl a Bible to read, International Christian Concern reported. While most of the children involved went to the women’s church, the kids had invited some of their Muslim friends to the classes – and that’s when the trouble began. Indonesia has a child-protection criminal statute that states: Continue reading »