Religious freedom in China still in doubt
August 4, 2005
NANJING, China — Wide-ranging persecution of Chinese Christians has dashed hopes of greater religious freedom from the new law on religion that took effect
Daily Archives: August 4, 2005
Israel’s Jewish population projected to pass U.S.’s
August 4, 2005
JERUSALEM — If demographic trends continue, by 2006, Israel will boast the largest Jewish community in the world, according to an Israeli think tank.
Infomercial in India challenges conversions
August 4, 2005
Infomercial in India challenges conversions NEW DELHI — A public service infomercial questioning religious conversions has begun showing in Vadodara, India, a city of
Recent FamilyFEST reaches out to Tijuana, San Diego
August 4, 2005
On June 26, 123 volunteers poured in from 10 states to San Diego Christian College. As registration began, it was evident this was not a
Church of England may ordain women bishops
August 4, 2005
LONDON — Leaders of the Church of England voted July 11 to begin a process leading to the ordination of women as bishops. The
Watchdog group praises video game’s new rating
August 4, 2005
MINNEAPOLIS — A media watchdog group is praising the Entertainment Software Rating Board’s (ESRB) decision to toughen the rating on the popular video game “Grand
Oregon bill grants ‘reciprocal benefits’
August 4, 2005
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Oregon House of Representatives killed a same-sex civil unions bill that had passed the state’s Senate, The Oregonian newspaper reported. A
New research shows virginity pledges do prevent risky behavior
August 4, 2005
Disputing claims to the contrary, researchers Robert Rector and Kirk Johnson have found that, overall, adolescents who make virginity pledges are less likely to engage
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