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(The Center Square) - Two Republican candidates known for their anti-Islamic rhetoric experienced opposite outcomes in their runoff elections Tuesday night in Texas.
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SALEM — Today, Oct. 10, Oregon Senate Democrats and Republicans stand together in condemnation of the horrific acts of violence perpetrated ag…
The bombing in Christchurch, New Zealand, is a shocking and sickening display of religious hatred and bigotry.
Easter Sunday typically finds church pews full of people who come out to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, a central component of the Christian faith. Although religion remains an integral part of many Americans’ lives, and the dominance of Christianity still prevails, the way people look at faith is changing with the times.
The sign said, “Wake up Christians, Allah is not our God, Muhammad not Greater than Jesus.”
Tim Roosenberg, an author and pastor for 25 years, has delivered his Islam and Christianity in Bible Prophecy seminar all over the country and even the world. Starting today and running through Sunday, March 6, he’ll be at The Dalles Adventist School to give a free prophecy presentation that Roosenberg said is “unlike any they’ve ever seen before.”
To the editor: The worse enemies of our country since the fall of Nazi Germany have been Communism and radical Islam, and our president is a strong sympathizer and supporter of both of them. The minister of the “church” Obama attended in Chicago for 20 years was a curser of America, and a close political confidant of his was William Ayers, an anti-American terrorist.
John Young headed for Comoros Islands to fulfill Peace Corps mission
