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Israeli man jailed for attack on Galilee church where Jesus multiplied loaves and fish
An Israeli man has been jailed for four years after being found guilty of an arson attack on the church where it is thought Jesus performed the miracle of feeding the 5,000.
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POTUS Donald Trump signs Space Policy Directive 1 to send man back to the moon
President of the United States Donald Trump is hoping for the return of man to the moon. Last Monday, Trump signed the Space Policy Directive 1 that allows an integrated program backed by private sectors to send human back to the moon.
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'Conan Exiles' news: Release date announced; New announcement trailer released
Those who are sorely waiting for the full version of "Conan Exiles" should mark their calendars next year on May 8, 2018.
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Blow to Trump as Doug Jones beats Christian conservative Roy Moore in Alabama
Democrat Doug Jones won a bitter fight for a US Senate seat in deeply conservative Alabama on Tuesday.
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Sharp decline in Americans who believe biblical Nativity story
There has been a sharp decline in the proportion of Americans who believe the biblical account of the Christmas story, a new survey suggests.
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Breakaway AMiE is 'fully part of the Anglican Communion' says GAFCON head in challenge to Justin Welby
The chairman of the conservative GAFCON movement has said it recognises the breakaway Anglican Mission in England (AMiE) as 'fully part of the Anglican Communion'.
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Father, Son and Holy Scripture: Do evangelicals read the Bible too much?
Discipleship involving deep engagement with the Scriptures, private and group study, the comparison of texts and a semi-academic reading, would have been not just odd but impossible for the vast majority of Christians in any period except the relatively modern.
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Presumed consent for organ donation short-circuits conversations about death
Gifting your organs to another who needs them after your death is a generous act for those who want to do so â but there are also valid and good reasons why people prefer not to.
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Let's not make the Nativity too cosy: Mary's story is dark and brutal
We're entitled to wonder if we do Mary a disservice in our representation of her.
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Alabama's evangelicals: 4 reasons why they back Roy Moore
Roy Moore and Doug Jones are set for a photo finish on Tuesday night as they head towards the conclusion of the most bitterly fought Senate contest in recent history.
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Have a go at Kate Bottley's Christingle Cake and help vulnerable children
The Anglican vicar is hoping to inspire some festive fundraising with her cake made from orange vanilla sponge, marmalade and fondant icing.
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'The Walking Dead' news: Andrew Lincoln expresses devastation over Carl Grimes' impending death in midseason finale
"The Walking Dead's" midseason finale was certainly shocking to all of the fans of the show. Carl Grimes was revealed to be bitten by a Walker in the ribs, signaling his impending death in the series.
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'The Walking Dead' video game news: Overkill releases first trailer
It's a long time coming, but at last, the first trailer for Overkill's "The Walking Dead" video game has been released.
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'Pokemon' news: New anime feature teaser released
Fans of the Pokemon franchise will have another thing to look forward to, as the first teaser for a new Pokemon anime film has been released.
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'Ghost of Tsushima' news: Latest game details revealed at PSX 2017
During this week's PlayStation Experience, Sucker Punch revealed more details about their upcoming title game, "Ghost of Tsushima."