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By studies, on January 23rd, 2010%
After the recent arrests of numerous Hindu terrorists for exploding bombs, authorities increasingly view Hindu right-wing extremists as a threat not only to Muslim and Christian minorities but also to national security.
Historically Hindu terrorist groups have traded blows with India’s Muslim extremists, but because of a perceived threat from Christianity – as . . . → Read More: NEW DIMENSION IN INDIA'S ANTI-CHRISTIAN VIOLENCE
By studies, on January 13th, 2010%
Paleontologists Target Montana Dinosaur Museum [Excerpts]
The Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum, which opened its doors earlier this year, boasts Montana’s second-largest set of displayed dinosaur remains. The record is still held by the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman. Both are located in Montana near a rich cache of world-famous fossils. . . . → Read More: TARGETING MONTANA DINOSAUR MUSEUM
By studies, on January 5th, 2010%
By Jan Markell www.olivetreeviews.org
I’m tired of the word "luck." I think it is a shame that even the conservative media thinks that the "briefs’ bomber" didn’t blow the plane out of the sky on Christmas Day "because we were lucky." While America may be under judgment, God . . . → Read More: How About the "Israelification" of All Airports?
By studies, on December 22nd, 2009%
In this case, the explorers were a team of scientists from Britain, New Zealand, and the United States who trekked down into a 1 kilometer (0.62 miles) deep and 3 kilometer (1.86 miles) wide crater in Papua New Guinea. Over the course of five weeks, the team documented at least 21 new species or sub-species, including frogs with fangs, fish, and a giant rat that may be the largest currently living. . . . → Read More: Lost World of Fanged Frogs
By studies, on December 21st, 2009%
One thousand giant dominoes were toppled in Berlin Monday along the path where the Berlin Wall once stood. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, raised in communist East Germany, stood next to former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev as Europe celebrated the fall of the Wall 20 years ago. “Looking back, we can see many causes that led to the peaceful revolution, but it still remains a miracle,” German President Horst Koehler said. . . . → Read More: TWENTY YEARS AFTER THE WALL CRASHED DOWN
By studies, on December 18th, 2009%
A comprehensive new survey of the world’s Muslim population finds that nearly one in four people on the planet is an adherent of Islam, but the number of Muslims it gives for the United States is significantly smaller than those routinely cited by Islamic organizations – and used by President Obama in his Cairo speech last June. . . . → Read More: Real Numbers
By studies, on December 17th, 2009%
The most recent 40 Days For Life campaign ended on Sunday with pro-life groups rejoicing that at least 2000 children have been spared from abortion since the first 40 Days For Life event in 2004. The campaign did not simply involve standing outside abortion clinics, it also meant prayer. A lot of prayer. And after decades of battling for the hearts and minds of America, the effects of millions of prayers are being felt. . . . → Read More: LIFE TRIUMPHS OVER ABORTION
By studies, on December 15th, 2009%
Finally, after a year of headlines we are beginning to see the clear picture at hand when it comes to Nandan Nilekani’s vision for issuing every Indian a UIN, Unique Identification Number. At first glance it would have been thought is was nothing much, possibly a variation on the US’s Social Security Number. . . . → Read More: The UIN – Unique Identification Number
By studies, on December 14th, 2009%
An interesting article in the Guardian by philosopher Julian Baggini, which begins in cracking form: “I have one, and only one, firm and sincere desire about what quality my grandchildren should possess: non-existence.” . . . → Read More: A Nightmare for Richard Dawkins
By studies, on December 12th, 2009%
According to an international poll released by the British Council, the majority of Americans – 60% – support teaching alternatives to evolution in the science classroom. The percentage is the same for Britons….Of course, the British media reporting this are chagrined. Britain is the birthplace of Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution, and the official-sounding British Council, the UK group behind the “Darwin Now” campaign that commissioned the Ipsos MORI poll, have spent precious resources educating the world about Darwin. Now some believe the poll shows that efforts by Darwinist organizations aren’t working. . . . → Read More: THE MORE THEY KNOW DARWIN
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