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Articles for Day: December 24, 2014
Planned Parenthood’s newest low: Abortion-themed s’mores at Christmas?
Just when you thought sexualizing children as a revenue plan, playing 'healthcare hero' to maintain grip on the multi-million-dollar government dole, committing Medicaid fraud, advocating immoral behavior, and snuffing out unborn life for profit wasn’t enough.
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Judge: Idaho must pay $400,000 to lawyers who defeated state’s gay ‘marriage’ ban
South Carolina may be forced to pay almost $154,000 after a judgment against its marriage law as well.
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Supreme Court may take up same-sex ‘marriage’ issue on January 9
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider reviewing the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that upheld gay 'marriage' bans in Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky.
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What’s under our tree this Christmas – promise not to tell?
We’re often told as Christians that your gifts are fleeting things and you can’t take them with you. But there is one gift you can at least try to take with you to the life hereafter.
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Obama administration lifts lifetime ban on gay men donating blood
'Political and social concerns must not be allowed to trump the public health,' Peter Sprigg of the Family Research Council said.
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And a little child shall lead them…to their new home
As I reflect on Perpetua’s short life and her much too short stay with us, I am reminded of a verse from Scripture that seems to describe her relationship to our family: 'And a little child shall lead them…'
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Merry Christmas from LifeSite!
!The entire LifeSiteNews family would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas!
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T.S. Eliot and Christmas’s dual message
Eliot hammers home the message that Christmas is not 'happy-slappy,' but is finally about Easter, which is to say, it is about a painful death and birth.
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Faith, family, and friends: that’s what I’m taking stock in this Christmas
I don’t need a particular holiday to be thankful, I’m happy to be so any day. But Christmas is a fabulous time to be grateful.
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Embracing the noise of Christmas
Between the animals mooing and braying around the Infant, the shepherds arriving hastily in a crowd, and the multitude of angels singing glory to God in the highest, Bethlehem seems to have erupted in a near-symphony of joyful Noise that first Christmas.
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No room at the inn
Every year, LSN asks its writers to write Christmas reflections before we break for the holiday, and normally, it’s not a problem for me. This year, however, was different.
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An Exodus story
Two generations ago a young couple abandoned 'the city' to begin a new life in 'the country.' This is their story.
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US Senate confirms rabbi who backed HHS mandate as ambassador for religious freedom
Rabbi David Saperstein, who opposed a ban on partial birth abortion, was opposed by some pro-life senators.
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Jesus Claus and Santa Christ
There is a Savior who continues to love, continues to redeem and doesn’t need to be repackaged for a 21st century world.
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Indiana diocese ordered to pay former teacher $2 million after she was fired for using IVF
'The diocese is disappointed with the outcome of the trial and is considering an appeal,' Bishop Kevin Rhoades told LifeSiteNews.
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Shock: 1 billion abortions in world since 1920
Thomas Jacobson explained the benefits of the new Global Life Campaign’s information service for those seeking reliable, very detailed national, regional and international abortion statistics, national abortion legislations and other information on the issue.
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The real ‘war on Christmas’: it’s not what you think it is
Our cultural battlefields are littered with the corpses of children created in the image of God, but butchered with Herodian zeal.
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Mary Wagner arrested again in Toronto while speaking to abortion-minded women
London priest Fr. Paul Nicholson, who joined Mary on the street, said she is 'pricking the guilty conscience of a nation that is pretending to play dumb' on abortion.
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