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Christianity in China is booming. With 100 million believers, far more than the 74 million-member communist party, Jesus is a force to be reckoned with in the People’s Republic.

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One billion souls to save (Times Online)

Accomack County Attorney Mark Taylor approaches the Board of Supervisors like Chicken Little and invokes the name A.C.L.U. and five supervisors immediately throw their hands up in surrender and kick Jesus Christ out of the county. Are all five of them French?

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Don’t run in fear; defend Christianity (Eastern Shore News)

Belief in the coming apocalypse and that conservative Christianity should reclaim the nation has pushed deep into mainstream America, said filmmakers at a screening in Thousand Oaks.

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Thousand Oaks panel discusses effects of belief in apocalypse on politics (Ventura County Star)

Robyn Wilk is the director of training for Jews for Jesus and strongly proclaims her adherence to Christianity and Judaism. That’s possible, she says, because she is simply a Jew who believes Jesus is the messiah prophesied in Jewish Scripture.

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Can you be Christian – and Jewish as well? (The Florida Times-Union)

Is Christianity the only true religion, or does God’s transcendence mean that no religion can make an exclusive claim to him? Is Jesus Christ the only path to an afterlife, or are there others?

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Scholars this weekend to debate if Christianity is the only true religion (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

MARION – To scorn and to forgive were the opposing forces as Christianity entered into a debate about two City Council members owing delinquent utility bills and property taxes.

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Council members topic of meeting debate (The Marion Star)

This is going to be one of televisions finest moment. Who’d have guessed that the founder of Hookers for Jesus would risk demeaning herself by appearing with Chopra

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Jesus' General: Hard News

The Rev. Mitsuru Kawasaki from the Mito Baptist Church in Tokyo, Japan, will speak at 7 p.m

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Japanese missionary to speak on Christianity (Nevada Appeal)

The early Christians faced the possibility of a fractured church. Christianity started as a Jewish movement. So when Gentiles began to come to faith in Jesus Christ some of the Jews who had become Christian raised their eyebrows

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What happens when controversies arise (The Argus Leader)

Reciting the Catholic Creed, the 1,800-strong congregation attending mass at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral on Borneo island intones in Malay: “We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only Son of Allah.”

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Malaysia Christians battle with Muslims over Allah (Reuters via Yahoo! News)