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Is Judeo-Christian ethics passé or the backbone of society?

Britain’s Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks has made a brilliant analysis in the Wall Street Journal of the riots in the UK recently. He writes: “It took everyone by surprise. It should not have. … Britain is...

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9/11 ten years later

The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is a global network of churches and international organizations in 128 countries. WEA is serving a constituency of 600 million people. WEA has asked me to make a...

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Global Shortfall: 1.8 Billion Jobs

There is a global shortfall of about 1.8 billion good formal jobs, according to Jim Clifton, CEO of Gallup.* That is nearly a quarter of the world’s population. Many people live in the insecure...

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“Remove the cross from the Swiss flag!”

Second@s Plus, a lobby group in Switzerland consisting of mostly Muslim immigrants, demand that Switzerland removes the cross from the nation’s flag. They will run a campaign in October against this...

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Christians massacred in Egypt: what won’t happen next…

The Arab spring has turned into a chilly winter, especially for the Christians. The Egypt security forces killed at least 24 Christians who were demonstrating against the discrimination of Christians,...

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California bans tanning beds for teens, abortions still ‘harmless’

Underlying values often surface in legislation. The value of life is secondary or tertiary in California, while skin health seemingly is of primary value. In California minors can have an abortion...

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The European Anti-Trafficking Day: New Website & Prayer Guide

Tuesday October 18 is the European day highlighting the issue of human trafficking – modern day slavery. It is a global tragedy and it affects millions of people. A few facts: An estimated 120,000...

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Rwanda: The Death and Resurrection of a Nation

Unfortunately Africa is often associated with words with negative connotations: corruption, aids, donor fatigue, genocide, bad governance, colonialism, malaria, slavery, famine, poverty, civil wars,...

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Inspiration for the New Year from Benedict XVI, Rwanda & the UK

Pope Benedict XVI spoke in October 2011 on “The History of God’s Goodness from Creation to Salvation”.  He makes a brilliant exposition of Psalm 136. One excerpt will serve as a New Year’s greeting. We...

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“Wrong” opinion censored. In China? No, in London!

The attacks on free speech continue in Western democracies.  Here’s one more story: There was a pro-homosexual ad campaign in London that said, “Some people are gay. Get over it”. It was sponsored by...

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The State of Europe

There are different opinions, and rightly so, about the European Union. But it has been instrumental in achieving an unprecedented time of relative peace on a continent that has a long and tragic...

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