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Islamic Gunmen Kill World Vision Workers in Pakistan
Suspected Islamic militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the offices of a Christian relief and development organization in northwest Pakistan Wednesday, killing six aid workers and wounding seven others.
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An answer to critics of the sexual identity therapy framework
Recently a brief portion of the sexual identity therapy framework was attacked by Peter LaBarbera. More broadly, his criticism challenges Christians in counseling: Should a counselor who is Christian insist that clients conform to the counselor’s beliefs?
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How Much Do I Need to Know About My Potential Spouse’s Sexual Past? My Response
A young single Christian woman recently sent in this question. After giving it serious thought in view of the gospel and the gravity of all our sin, here is my response.
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The Countersign: God's Servant in Haiti
What if your daily job were to work among the very poorest people in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere? Taking food to the "most ferocious slums"? Collecting bloated corpses from unsanitary morgues?
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Religion Today Summaries - March 10, 2010
Christians Expelled, Forced to Abandon 33 Foster Kids in Morocco Hundreds Flee New Religious Violence in Nigeria Court Reverses Revocation of Indonesian Church's Building Permit Orthodox Anglican Challenge UK Bishop on Homosexual Views
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Contextualization Without Compromise
To some, contextualization means giving people what they want and telling people what they want to hear. But contextualization without compromise simply means giving people God’s answers (which they may not want) to the questions they’re really asking and in ways they can understand. Isn't that what Christ calls us to do?
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Limited Expression: A Bully in Nanny's Clothing
We should tolerate our neighbor wearing a cross, but he must tolerate his neighbor who wears a Darwin-fish T-shirt.
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Donations for Chile Lag Far Behind Haiti Giving
While Chile's seismic activity registered as the seventh-most powerful earthquake in recorded history, that power hasn't come close to motivating the kind of benevolent giving that Haiti experienced.
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Women and Children First? A Tale of Two Ships
Aboard the Titanic, the men generally behaved with great concern for women and children, doing their best to get the women and children into the precious and insufficient seats in the lifeboats. The Lusitania sinking was another story.
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Women and Children First? A Tale of Two Ships
Aboard the Titanic, the men generally behaved with great concern for women and children, doing their best to get the women and children into the precious and insufficient seats in the lifeboats. The Lusitania sinking was another story.
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