Carey Lodge
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Delhi police arrest Christians protesting church attacks
Dozens of people have been arrested after clashing with police while protesting against a spate of church attacks in Delhi.
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Who are the 'Christian Soldiers of UKIP'?
A Christian group affiliated to UKIP has been criticised for publishing a newsletter referring to gay people as "sodomites" and a gay pride march as a "display of wickedness". Just who are they?
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Nigeria elections: Fear of violence as religious divisions at risk of intensifying
An increasing focus on the religion of candidates for the Nigerian presidential elections could prove to be "dangerous" in a country already divided on sectarian lines.
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Did churches in Arkansas actually refuse to hold a funeral for a gay man?
Gay rights activists are outraged after the grieving husband of a man who committed suicide earlier this month says he struggled to find a church willing to hold the funeral.
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Atheist makes over $100,000 a year selling a Bible app
If you find yourself short of cash, consider taking a leaf out of Trevor McKendrick's (good) book â he built a Spanish Bible app and now makes over $100,000 a year.
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Asia Bibi's family still in hiding five years after blasphemy accusations
The husband of Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi, who was sentenced to death for blasphemy, has given a rare interview in which he urged the international community to speak up for his wife.
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Mexico: Most dangerous place for Catholic priests
More Catholic priests and leaders were killed in Mexico last year than any other country in the world.
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ISIS murder a man for having a 'homosexual affair'
Images have emerged showing a man thrown from a tall building and then stoned to death when he survived the fall.
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China: Communist party reaffirms ban on belief in Zhejiang
Officials in China's Zhejiang province have reaffirmed that members of the Communist party (CPC) must categorically reject all religion.
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We don't take rights of Christians seriously enough, says Council of Europe
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a report into discrimination against Christians.
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'Symbolic moment' as first US all-female mosque is opened
Tired of feeling excluded from worship by strict gender rules, two Muslim women have opened their own mosque, where only women are allowed.
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Iran: Holocaust cartoon competition launched in Charlie Hebdo backlash
Two Iranian institutions have launched a cartoon competition centred on the theme of Holocaust denial following outrage over those published by Charlie Hebdo.