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Does The Bible Say Anything About Trump's #RefugeeBan?
He told Huffington Post: "It's not a biblical command for the country to let everyone in who wants to come, that's not a Bible issue." This comes after Bill Johnson, senior pastor at Bethel Church in California and another Trump supporter, justified his stance by saying "responsibility to provide safety for its citizens comes first".

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Church 'out of touch' with drugs war, Duterte administration says
The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had dramatised President Rodrigo....

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Philippines government says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
and clare baldwin MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)....

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10 peculiar reasons for wanting a loan, from revenge snakes to smelly monkeys and even a plane
A house , a car, money to finance a holiday or even just a small loan to get you through Christmas, they all seem pretty reasonable reasons for wanting a loan, right? Well, according to MoneySuperMarket, these are not the only loan requests that are made.

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Church 'out of touch' in assailing drugs war, says Philippines government
Manila: The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had dramatised President....

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Philippines government says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
By Manuel Mogato and Clare Baldwin MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the....

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Lifestyle: Why do women find pastors irresistible?
That is why most men of steel have banned stories like “I will be going for kesha with the church over the weekend, or I will be going to the pastor’s house for prayers in the evening”, because they reek of danger. Why is it that women find men of God so alluring? What is it that men of God have....

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Philippines govt says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
MANILA The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had dramatised President....

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Feb 05, 2017 3:53AM ESTpublished: Feb 05, 2017 3:53AM EST
The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had dramatized President Rodrigo....

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Philippines govt says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
Filipino churchgoers hold hands while singing a religious song after Rev. F. Carlos Ronquillo (not in photo), a Rector Superior of the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, talks about a pastoral letter from the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) about the drug war of....

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Philippines government says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
MANILA The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a "reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had dramatized President....

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Philippines govt says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine government derided Catholic bishops on Sunday (Feb 5) as "out of touch" after they used weekend sermons to attack a war on drugs they said had created a"reign of terror" for the poor. Members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) had....

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Sitdown Sunday: Murder, mystery and greed - the bizarre case of Pam Hupp
Well, we’ve forced this [drug] economy to evolve at a lightning pace. In some ways, the war on marijuana got [traffickers] to realize there’s something that’s easier to smuggle and more profitable and addictive to some people. That’s why they switched to cocaine from Colombia, rather than marijuana that used to come from Colombia and Jamaica.

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Philippines government says church 'out of touch' in attacking drugs war
Filipino churchgoers pray in front of an altar after Rev. F. Carlos Ronquillo (not in photo), a Rector Superior of the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, talked about a pastoral letter from the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) about the drug war of President....

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Philippines government says church ‘out of touch’ in attacking drugs war
Filipino churchgoers pray in front of an altar after Rev. F. Carlos Ronquillo (not in photo), talked about a pastoral letter from the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) about the drug war of President Rodrigo Duterte during a mass at the Redemptorist church in Paranaque city, metro Manila, February 5, 2017.

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Washington news in brief
Flag-burning ban gets Womack try. WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. Steve Womack last week proposed a constitutional amendment to ban flag burning. If approved, it would be the 28th measure to be added to the nation's cornerstone document. The U.S. Supreme Court, in 1989 and 1990, struck down laws prohibiting....

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Waterloo black veterans stepping up to help all veterans
“Bridging Veteran Spirituality” is set for from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 17 at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 207 W. Louise St. It will be followed by the seventh annual Veterans Tribute and Recognition from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 18 at Union Missionary Baptist Church, 209 Jackson St. Keynote speaker at both events will be Chaplain Michael L.

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Nigerians insist Seun Egbegbe is under a spell
Shortly after news broke on the blogosphere that film maker, Seun Egbegbe, was arrested for allegedly defrauding a bureau de change operator of $60,000, online commenters were quick to flood various blogs airing their opinion on the issue. Many of them insisted that the filmmaker must be under a "spell.

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Sticking with solitary spots at stairways, riverside
Volunteers from Catholic Welfare Services befriending the homeless in the streets. They go out every Friday night to distribute food and drinks to the homeless in the Toa Payoh, Rochor, Waterloo and Bras Basah areas. Photo: The Straits Times. Others might prefer spots where there are bright lights....

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Pastor Mawarire's difficult second act
I spent most of Thursday wandering in circles around the Harare Magistrates' Court, aptly-named Rotten Row, waiting for police to bring Evan Mawarire to court. He never came. After arresting him at the airport on his return to Zimbabwe on Wednesday, the police are taking full advantage of the 48 hours they can legally detain him without charge.

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Readers Lounge: The holy seed syndrome: Why do women find pastors irresistible?
That is why most men of steel have banned stories like “I will be going for kesha with the church over the weekend, or I will be going to the pastor’s house for prayers in the evening”, because they reek of danger. Why is it that women find men of God so alluring? What is it that men of God have....

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European Leaders Reject Trump’s Refugee Ban as Violating Principles
President Trump with British Prime Minister Theresa May fielding questions during a news conference on Friday at the White House. Credit Stephen Crowley/The New York Times. BERLIN — Reflecting mounting European anger and astonishment at President Trump, several countries on Sunday rejected —....

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JEFF JACOBY IRS shouldn’t be judging content of sermons
S hould pastors Jeff Jacoby preach politics from the pulpit? Or should houses of worship be kept rigorously politics-free? Compelling arguments can be made both ways. Advertisement. On the one hand, it is the role of religious leaders and churches to guide and instruct their flocks to articulate the....

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Hamilton wins dramatic Russian Grand Prix
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg of Germany (L) leads the pack after overtaking his team mate Lewis Hamilton of Britain (R) at the start of the Austrian F1 Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring circuit in Spielberg, Austria, June 21, 2015. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) – Lewis Hamilton won a....

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TOSIN ADEBOWALE: Activist who shares stories of abused, raped, physically assaulted women
By Funmi Ajumobi. Mrs Olutosin Oladosu Adebowale, a gender transformation activist, had an experience of violence against women when she was growing up, following which she detested gender inequality with a passion so much so that she decided she was not going to live under any man’s roof, until her mother showed her the way out.

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Adeboye’s lecture: Atoyebi, others extol his virtues…advocates separate office for A-G
The senior advocate of Nigeria who was the guest lecturer at the third Pastor Enoch Adeboye annual birthday public lecture on “Excellent Leadership in Pluralistic (and Ethno-Religious) Society Like Nigeria,” at Havens Events Centre, Ikeja, paid glowing tribute to the RCCG’s General Overseer, who will be 75 years old in a couple of weeks.

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