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May 05 2008 By virtueonline The Resilient Religious Right

These reports are at the very least premature, and in all likelihood dead wrong. High-profile leaders will come and go, but the strength and commitment of conservative Christians on the front lines of parish life are as strong as ever.

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May 04 2008 By virtueonline Media Yawn as Gay Activists Silence Conservatives at Smith, APA Convention

Not a bad way for neo-Marxist ideologues to celebrate May Day, but you'd think America's watchdogs of liberty, the free press, might raise an objection. Sadly, the liberal media haven't written a word about either story.

On April 29, author Ryan Sorba was invited by the Smith College Republican club to speak about his forthcoming book, "The Born Gay Hoax." The club arranged for police and campus security to be present in case campus radicals attempted to disrupt the speech.

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May 02 2008 By virtueonline Wright's Own 'Chickens Have Come Home to Roost,' Black Critics Say

Wright, who was Sen. Barack Obama's pastor for many years, made more inflammatory comments on Monday in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington. Among other things, he said the U.S. government is "capable" of having invented the AIDS virus as a means of committing genocide against people of color. He also accused the U.S. of supporting "state terrorism" against Palestinians and South African blacks.

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April 30 2008 By virtueonline Wright's most dangerous comment

WRIGHT: "Jesus also said, 'Other sheep have I who are not of this fold.'"

Wright's response clearly implies that Muslims are among the "other sheep" to which Jesus refers in John 10:16. Thus Wright affirms that people who do not have conscious faith in Christ can nevertheless have the hope of salvation -- an inclusivist position that argues there are many paths to God.

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April 19 2008 By virtueonline Impressed by Benedict's Convictions, not His Views - Albert Mohler

Writing immediately after Benedict's election, I wrote these words, referencing the Pope's previous role in the Vatican as Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger:

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April 19 2008 By virtueonline Psychiatrists: Let’s Talk about Homosexuality

“The symposium acknowledges the role of religious belief as a core variable in the development of sexual identity,” Throckmorton told CitizenLink. “To my knowledge, this meeting, distinguished by diversity of religious viewpoints, is unprecedented at APA.”

The symposium is scheduled for 2 to 5 p.m. EDT, on Monday, May 5, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

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April 15 2008 By virtueonline Welcome to 'Lawfare' - A New Type of Jihad

Islamist Lawfare is often predatory, filed without a serious expectation of winning, and undertaken as a means to intimidate, demoralize and bankrupt defendants. The lawsuits range in their claims from defamation to workplace harassment and they have resulted in books being pulped and meritorious articles going unpublished.

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April 15 2008 By virtueonline Chinese-Christians Are Paying a High Price for the Olympics

Nevertheless, the 2008 Olympic Games were awarded to China in July 2001, with the expectation that the Games would act as a catalyst for the improvement of human rights in China and cause China to change its image. And over the past seven years, China has invested huge amounts of time and resources in preparing for the Olympics in order to make a good impression on the world.

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April 12 2008 By virtueonline Pope to find US Protestants more receptive

These are some of the startling implications of the most important survey of American religion in decades. In February 2008 the Pew Research Center released its first report on the "US Religious Landscape Survey," a massive study that conducted 35,000 in-depth interviews of a representative sample of American adults between May and August 2007.

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