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December 24 2007 By virtueonline 10 Reasons Why Pastors Avoid the Culture War

In some kind of ascending order, it seems to me there are 10 reasons why pastors and priests avoid political and intense cultural issues and thus aid and abet evil:

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December 22 2007 By virtueonline AIDS Won't Overtake World, Global AIDS Expert Says

Chin, a clinical professor of epidemiology in the School of Public Health at the University of California, Berkeley, formerly served as chief of the Surveillance, Forecasting, and Impact Assessment (SFI) unit of the Global Programme on AIDS (GPA) at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Switzerland.

He spoke with Cybercast News Service from his office in Berkeley.

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December 21 2007 By virtueonline LONDON: 2007, a bad year for God squadders

Now it just amounts to a few feeble skirmishes, a couple of barmy Christians railing outside the shopping malls, while everybody else gets on with their daily worship at the shrines of the modern trinity: shopping, eating and drinking.

The Christmas war, in fact, is rapidly acquiring the status of historical curiosity. In a few years' time, we'll have to stage re-enactments, like those Civil War buffs who gather in soggy fields:

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December 20 2007 By virtueonline The Culture of Offendedness & the Christian Challenge

These days, it is the secularists who seem to be most intent on pushing a proposed right never to be offended by confrontation with the Christian Gospel, Christian witness, or Christian speech and symbolism. This motivation lies behind the incessant effort to remove all symbols, representations, references, and images related to Christianity from the public square.

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December 19 2007 By virtueonline VISION VIDEO Offers Perfect Gifts for Christmas, Home and Church

THE APOSTLES' CREED video is a living link that takes us over centuries to the Early Church. It's a bond that unites today's believers with diverse cultures and traditions. It's a concise summary of Biblical faith taught to new believers in the Early Church prior to being baptized. Here you will find a two-hour abridged version of an upcoming twelve hour curriculum series by award-winning producer-director T.N.

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December 18 2007 By virtueonline COLORADO: Pueblo couple backs Ugandan bid to combat AIDS

That secular-religious partnership has been so effective that statistics reveal a significant decline from an alarming 21 percent prevalence in 1991 to a far more comfortable rate of 6.7 percent in 2005, according to the World Health Organization and an AIDS-focused United Nations agency.

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December 18 2007 By virtueonline Demand For Same-Sex Marriage Was Based on a Lie

"...In our culture, we haven't created the same hierarchy as has heterosexual culture. We know that love has many faces, and names, ages, places... We know that a 30-year relationship is not better, no better, than a nine-week, or nine-minute, fling - it's different, but not better. Both have value. We know that the instant intimacy involved in that perfect 20-minute [sic]...in Stanley Park can be a profoundly beautiful thing.

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December 17 2007 By virtueonline Americans Express Their Views of the Virgin Birth of Christ

The Virgin Birth

Three out of four adults (75%) said that they believe Jesus Christ was born to a virgin, Mary, as described in the gospel narratives. Of the six Bible stories examined in the survey, this story was the most widely accepted.

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December 17 2007 By virtueonline John McKellar: "modern-day John the Baptist"

As the founder and national director of Homosexuals Opposed to Pride Extremism, McKellar has been a tireless opponent of the gay agenda and on occasion has written against the killing of pre-born children and the disabled as well.

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December 17 2007 By virtueonline CANADA'S THOUGHT POLICE

The plaintiffs allege that Maclean's advocated, among other things, the notion that Islamic culture is incompatible with Canada's liberalized, Western civilization. They insist such a notion is untrue and, in effect, want opinions like that banned from publication.

Two separate panels, the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal and the Canadian Human Rights Commission, have agreed to hear the case. These bodies are empowered to hear and rule on cases of purported "hate speech."

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