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Minnesota Shooting Suspect Was Deeply Religious And Conservative, Say Friends
The man accused of assassinating the top Democrat in the Minnesota House held deeply religious and politically conservative views, telling a congregation in Africa two years ago that the US was in a "bad place" where churches didn't oppose abortion.
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Archaeologists In Austria Unearth Relic Possibly Linked To Moses And The Ten Commandments
Archaeologists from the University of Innsbruck have discovered a 1,500-year-old ivory box with Christian motifs at a church site in southern Austria.
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Pastor Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse Dies By Suicide In US
Nashua Baptist Church officials terminated a well-liked pastor upon discovering that he was under investigation for the sexual abuse of minors.
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Oxford College Announces Scholarship For Students From Low Income Backgrounds
Christ Church College, which is one of Oxford University's largest colleges, is about to launch a bunch of new initiatives to attract applicants from varied backgrounds and enhance experience and inclusivity for undergraduate students from low-income families.
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US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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Secular Studies Off-Limits To El Salvador Priests
Priests in El Salvador have been banned from studying at secular universities for fear they might succumb to worldly temptations, according to instructions from bishops published this week in a church newspaper.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Education Ministry Over St Stephen's Constitution
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from the Ministry of Human Resource Development and University Grants Commission to a plea against the move by St Stephen's College governing body to amend its constitution for greater control of Church of North India over the institution.
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Austerity Cuts Challenge European Police Facing Terror Threat
Europe is facing the spectre of attacks by ISIS jihadists with police numbers in some countries hit by austerity cuts, raising questions about whether this is making it easier for assailants to slip through the net.
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Amending Constitution to Can Cost St Stephen's Delhi University Affiliation
Any move to amend the 102-year-old constitution of St Stephen's to give more powers to the principal and Church of North India (CNI) might cost the college its Delhi University affiliation as it would be in violation of the varsity's statutes and ordinances.
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Egypt's Pyramids for Grain Storage, Not Pharoahs' Tombs: Ben Carson
Egypt's pyramids were built by the biblical Joseph to store grain and were not, as archaeologists believe, tombs for pharaohs, Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson has said.
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Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
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Kenya Says Son of a Government Official Was Among Gunmen in Garissa Attack
The son of a Kenyan government official was one of the masked gunmen who killed nearly 150 at a university last week, the interior ministry said on Sunday, as Kenyan churches hired armed guards to protect their Easter congregations.
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Church of England's First Female Bishop Gets to Work
The Church of England's first female bishop was to preach her maiden sermon in the role today as she is installed in her home diocese.
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With a Blonde in Its Promo, Vatican Outreach for Women Hits a Sour Note
A new Vatican outreach initiative to listen to women hit a sour note before it even got off the ground: The blonde on its Internet promo video came under such ridicule that it was quickly taken down.
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Protest Over Jamaica University Firing AIDS Doctor
Religious activists, students and colleagues gathered outside Jamaica's biggest university Monday to protest the firing of an HIV expert who testified on behalf of church groups defending an anti-sodomy law.
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Minnesota Shooting Suspect Was Deeply Religious And Conservative, Say Friends
The man accused of assassinating the top Democrat in the Minnesota House held deeply religious and politically conservative views, telling a congregation in Africa two years ago that the US was in a "bad place" where churches didn't oppose abortion.
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Archaeologists In Austria Unearth Relic Possibly Linked To Moses And The Ten Commandments
Archaeologists from the University of Innsbruck have discovered a 1,500-year-old ivory box with Christian motifs at a church site in southern Austria.
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Pastor Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse Dies By Suicide In US
Nashua Baptist Church officials terminated a well-liked pastor upon discovering that he was under investigation for the sexual abuse of minors.
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Oxford College Announces Scholarship For Students From Low Income Backgrounds
Christ Church College, which is one of Oxford University's largest colleges, is about to launch a bunch of new initiatives to attract applicants from varied backgrounds and enhance experience and inclusivity for undergraduate students from low-income families.
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US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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Secular Studies Off-Limits To El Salvador Priests
Priests in El Salvador have been banned from studying at secular universities for fear they might succumb to worldly temptations, according to instructions from bishops published this week in a church newspaper.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Education Ministry Over St Stephen's Constitution
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from the Ministry of Human Resource Development and University Grants Commission to a plea against the move by St Stephen's College governing body to amend its constitution for greater control of Church of North India over the institution.
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Austerity Cuts Challenge European Police Facing Terror Threat
Europe is facing the spectre of attacks by ISIS jihadists with police numbers in some countries hit by austerity cuts, raising questions about whether this is making it easier for assailants to slip through the net.
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Amending Constitution to Can Cost St Stephen's Delhi University Affiliation
Any move to amend the 102-year-old constitution of St Stephen's to give more powers to the principal and Church of North India (CNI) might cost the college its Delhi University affiliation as it would be in violation of the varsity's statutes and ordinances.
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Egypt's Pyramids for Grain Storage, Not Pharoahs' Tombs: Ben Carson
Egypt's pyramids were built by the biblical Joseph to store grain and were not, as archaeologists believe, tombs for pharaohs, Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson has said.
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Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
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Kenya Says Son of a Government Official Was Among Gunmen in Garissa Attack
The son of a Kenyan government official was one of the masked gunmen who killed nearly 150 at a university last week, the interior ministry said on Sunday, as Kenyan churches hired armed guards to protect their Easter congregations.
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Church of England's First Female Bishop Gets to Work
The Church of England's first female bishop was to preach her maiden sermon in the role today as she is installed in her home diocese.
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With a Blonde in Its Promo, Vatican Outreach for Women Hits a Sour Note
A new Vatican outreach initiative to listen to women hit a sour note before it even got off the ground: The blonde on its Internet promo video came under such ridicule that it was quickly taken down.
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Protest Over Jamaica University Firing AIDS Doctor
Religious activists, students and colleagues gathered outside Jamaica's biggest university Monday to protest the firing of an HIV expert who testified on behalf of church groups defending an anti-sodomy law.
