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Demons are 'fallen angels' and people who dabble in the occult are more vulnerable to attack, says psychiatrist
A psychiatrist who claims to have witnessed numerous cases of demonic possession throughout his career says that dabbling in evil or the occult is the most common reason why people suffer from demonic attacks.
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Andrew Palau requests prayers as father Luis Palau continues cancer treatment
Andrew Palau has asked Christians to pray for his father Luis Palau as he continues to undergo chemotherapy treatment for lung cancer.
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Scientists create 3D image of Jesus based on Turin Shroud
A team of Italian scientists have created a 3D representation of the man on the Shroud of Turin in an effort to produce what they believe to be an accurate replica of the body of Jesus Christ.
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Mob attacks homes of Christians who complained about naked men swimming outside
A mob has reportedly attacked the houses owned by Coptic Christians after they complained about a group of young men swimming naked in a canal outside their homes in Upper Egypt's Beni Suef governorate.
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Canadian Supreme Court upholds right of law societies to deny accreditation to Christian law school over homosexuality beliefs
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that law societies in Ontario and British Columbia can deny accreditation to an evangelical Christian law school due to its stance on homosexuality.
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Christian beauty blogger says God commanded abstinence before marriage because sex creates permanent bond
Courtney Raine said she believes that God prescribed abstinence before marriage to protect people emotionally and physically because people become attached to the first person they have sex with by forming a "chemical bond" during intercourse.
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Asia Argento shares Bible verse and prayer following suicide of boyfriend Anthony Bourdain
Italian actress Asia Argento has shared a prayer and a passage from the Book of John as she mourns the death of boyfriend Anthony Bourdain, who committed suicide in his hotel room in France earlier this month.
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Canadian court rules two men and one woman in polyamorous relationship can be legal parents of child
Two men and a woman involved in a polyamorous relationship can all be considered as the legal parents of a child born within the unconventional family, a Canadian court has ruled.
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Pastor in need of medical attention after being released from Eritrean prison after 11 years
A pastor in Eritrea is reportedly in need of medical care after being incarcerated for over a decade, according to a Christian charity.
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Russian churches sidestep evangelism ban with World Cup live screenings
Churches in various Russian cities have opened their doors to soccer fans for live screenings of the World Cup
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Religious people sleep better at night, study suggests
A new study has found that people who participate in religious activities are more likely to sleep better at night compared to people who are less religious.
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Fox News' Harris Faulkner says her faith and military upbringing have shaped her values
Harris Faulkner, co-host of Fox's popular talk show "Outnumbered," believes that much of her success is a result of her military upbringing, but it is her faith in God that gives her a purpose in life.
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Christian calligraphers cannot turn down orders for same-sex wedding invitations, Arizona court rules
The Arizona Court of Appeals has upheld a city ordinance that requires two Christian business owners to provide services for same-sex weddings despite their religious objections.
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Indian Christian couple arrested before wedding over complaint of 'forcible conversion'
A Christian couple who were about to get married were reportedly arrested at the wedding venue in India's Jharkhand state two weeks ago after the bride's father accused them of forcible conversion.
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Researchers discover hidden texts in ancient Christian manuscripts in Sinai monastery
A team of researchers have found ancient hidden writings in early Christian manuscripts that are currently housed in the world's oldest working monastery in Egypt.
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