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October 09 2006 By virtueonline Attack on Religious Freedom Begins in Earnest in Canada

The Regina Leader Post newspaper, has joined the fray demonstrating the lack of tolerance for opposition to homosexuality. While the paper would allow for priests to oppose homosexuality publicly, it suggests that opposition by non-clergy should be illegal. "There is an argument to be made for allowing religious leaders leeway in criticizing homosexuality.

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October 04 2006 By virtueonline Scandal? What Scandal? - by Cal Thomas

Right? Normal? Detestable? People who mock such notions ask, "According to whom?" Public schools, popular culture and editorialists at major newspapers have hammered into us this aversion to trans-generational morality.

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September 29 2006 By virtueonline IRAQ; Three More Attacks On Churches in Baghdad & Mosul

These two explosions resulted in two people being killed, one a security guard for the church and the other a child. There were also at least 17 injured, of whom 9 were members of the church. Two of these remain in a critical condition. The cathedral itself was badly damaged.

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September 19 2006 By virtueonline LOS ANGELES: New Fox Unit to Produce Christian Films

The home entertainment division of Rupert Murdoch's movie studio plans to produce as many as a dozen films a year under a banner called FoxFaith. At least six of those films will be released in theaters under an agreement with two of the nation's largest chains, AMC Theatres and Carmike Cinemas.

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September 18 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Why the Pope was right

The question is whether the emperor is justified in what he said. His main thrust was at least partly justified. There is a real problem about the teaching of the Koran on violence against the infidel. That existed in the 14th century, and was demonstrated on 9/11, 2001. There is every reason to discuss it. I am more afraid of silence than offence.

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September 16 2006 By virtueonline He bears no malice, but he is a worried man

In Benedict's view, a profound ambiguity about violence lies at the heart of Islam, arising from the Prophet's belief that faith can be spread by the sword. Mohammed, after all, was a general whose troops beheaded hundreds of enemy captives.

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September 14 2006 By virtueonline Chaplain convicted of saying prayers 'in Jesus' name'

"Therefore I disobeyed my commanding officer's order not to pray in uniform," he said.

Klingenschmitt, who raised immediate concerns with this superiors when the Navy issued a new order that prayers could only be "non-sectarian," also has alleged he was punished for raising those concerns, and later notifying Congress and President Bush of the situation.

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September 11 2006 By virtueonline Most Twentysomethings Put Christianity on the Shelf following Teen Years

Teens Embrace Spirituality...

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September 04 2006 By virtueonline ALBERTA: Homosexuals Seek to Shut Down Canadian Pro-Family Websites

LifeSiteNews.com spoke with Chandler, who explained that his long and expensive battle with the human rights commissions began over two years ago. At that time the Executive Director of Concerned Christians Canada, Rev. Stephen Boissoin wrote a letter to the editor denouncing the homosexual agenda. Dr.

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