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A day of thanks, seen through the eyes of a Pilgrim: editorial
Today, Americans in every imaginable circumstance give thanks, as well they should. For the blessings of providence down through the years, the only fitting response is gratitude.
Read more on The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Final resolutions to the 7th international conference on EU, Turkey and the Kurds
The 7th International EUTCC Annual conference has once more brought together contributors including leading academics, writers, legal experts, human rights organizations and prominent Turkish and Kurdish intellectuals from all over the world to debate over two days the progress that has been made in Turkey’s bid for accession to the European Union and examine the situation of human rights in …
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What Makes Millennials Happy?
As if life weren’t complicated enough in an era of technological and economic flux, today’s 18-25-year-olds must also cope with unpredictable shifts in gender roles. It’s one aspect of the culture wars in which no one is granted the safety of non-combatant status.
Read more on BrandWeek

Posted on November 27, 2010 by admin, Reply

Latest Church And State News

Church concern over refs’ chief
The Catholic Church want the Scottish Football Association to sack head of refereeing Hugh Dallas if he is found to have sent an “offensive” email about the Pope.
Read more on BBC News

Volunteers at Church Dinner Warm Hearts
One local church has been planning its Thanksgiving dinner for seven months. State College Assembly of God held their Thanksgiving dinner Wednesday for area residents.
Read more on WTAJ-TV Altoona

CHURCH DEMANDS ACTION OVER E-MAIL
The Catholic Church has called on the Scottish Football Association to sack the head of referee development if it is proved if it is proved he sent an offensive e-mail about the Pope.
Read more on Sporting Life

Posted on November 25, 2010 by admin, Reply

Latest National Security News

National Opt-Out Day Hopes to Delay Airport Security
The loosely organized effort dubbed as National Opt-Out Day is going on today with the hope to delay security screening.
Read more on WIFR Rockford

Ex-national security advisor replaces governor-elect at Invacare
General James L. Jones, a recently retired national security advisor to President Obama, has joined the board of Invacare Corp. (NYSE:IVC), replacing departing Ohio Governor-elect John Kasich.
Read more on MedCity News

Posted on November 25, 2010 by admin, Reply

Latest The Constitution News

Voters Strongly Back Amending Constitution To Restrict Corporate Political Spending
WASHINGTON – By a double-digit margin, voters want Congress to amend the Constitution to overturn the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United that allows unlimited corporate spending on elections, a new poll paid for by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee has found.
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Debate on constitution amendments gets underway
Opposing sides were sticking to their positions yesterday â the first day of deliberation in Parliament on proposed amendments to the Constitution â as some Senators admitted they had yet to reach a decision.
Read more on The Nation – Thailand’s English news

Madagascar’s new constitution approved in ballot
Voters in Madagascar approved a new constitution that will allow Africa’s youngest leader to stand in presidential elections scheduled for May 2011, according to provisional results released on Monday.
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Posted on November 23, 2010 by admin, Reply

Latest Church And State News

What Does the Word ‘Church’ Mean in ‘Separation of Church and State?’
What does the word “church” in the often-used American phrase “separation of church and state” mean? Most folks think this appears in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. Does “church” just mean churches as used by those who believe in Jesus, or all religions no matter what they call their places of worship?
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Burmese Officials Order Closure of Church in Chin State
Officials in Chin state, Burma, ordered a Baptist church to cease holding worship services after the pastor refused to wear an election campaign T-shirt supporting the military government’s Union Solidarity and Development Party
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China church to ordain bishop Vatican objects to
China’s government-backed Catholic church will proceed with the ordination of a bishop who does not have the pope’s approval, despite objections raised by the Vatican, a spokesman said Friday.
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Posted on November 19, 2010 by admin, Reply

News Briefs

News Briefs
Film screening on local history WAYNE – Come for a screening at the Radnor Memorial Library, 114 W. Wayne Ave., Nov. 7, 2:30 p.m. Sam Katz, executive producer at History Making Productions in Philadelphia, will show a 30-minute pilot episode of his film series on Philadelphia history, “Philadelphia – The Great Experiment.” An 18-minute film on Bishop Richard Allen, “Apostle of Freedom,” will …

Freedom Of Information: Dr Lim Teck Ghee (Part 1) – Malaysia News

Malaysia News (rate this video) (favorite this video) (subscribe this channel) Freedom Of Information: Dr Lim Teck Ghee (Part 1) – Malaysia News Public consultation and forum themed Freedom of Information: The Right to Reclaim at Selangor State Government’s World Press Freedom Day Celebration at the Petaling Jaya Civic Hall. sumber: user mediarakyat

Posted on October 19, 2010 by admin, Reply

Idiot Fox News Host Can’t Understand Separation of Church and State

This idiot host completely fails to understand the point made by this articulate and intelligent atheist. Plus, the interview is followed by some sweet propaganda by people who want to use the state to further their religion.