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End Of Constitutional Governance In Sri Lanka - Gadaffi Also Said `The People Love Me`

The purported removal of a serving Chief Justice, and the purported appointment of a new Chief Justice, marks the end of constitutional governance in Sri Lanka.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka Colombo Telegraph) - In Libya, at the height of the 2011 revolution, it was said that Colonel Gadaffi did not believe rebel claims of captured territory.

And, as Tripoli was being encircled, Gadaffi famously exclaimed to a BBC interviewer that “the people love me”.

Naftali Bennett - Zicharon L`Brecha (R.I.P)

He has entered a political mafia Hell that is much bigger, stronger and more vicious than he or his followers want to understand.

(ST. AUGUSTINE, FL ) - Netanyahu wins the Israeli election, a given.

But according to the polls, second place is a draw between the Labor Party, and the Jewish Home Party led by Naftali Bennett.

Losing a Loved One Offers an Incentive for Retrenchment

A loss can spur us to shed trivial routines and lead a more meaningful and fruitful existence.

(SALEM) - The element of surprise is often central to a loved one's unexpected death.

But once the reality sets in, various stages of bereavement for the survivors come into play.

Insensitivity of Pakistani Christian Politicians and Civil Society Leaders

Why can’t Pakistani Christians have equal rights?

(ISLAMABAD) - Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri a Muslim religious scholar from Lahore has mobilized about 50,000 devoted followers.

These lower middle class residents will take part in a sit-in, in Islamabad.

Sixth Graders Need a New Textbook on Ancient World History

Instead of a rich discussion on history, the chapters in one school textbook on Canaan contain only Bible stories told from a radically Judeo-centric perspective.

(BOSTON) - I am deeply concerned about my daughter's 6th grade social studies textbook, which I believe violates the law by teaching Bible history (Zionist mythology) instead of sticking to the facts when discussing ancient Canaan and Jewish history.

Due to social pressure, great strides have been made within the past 50 years to include women and non-whites in the picture of the past. I truly feel like David facing Goliath when bringing up these issues with the school administration.

Tithing

We all want to prosper with everything that’s why it's strange, Expecting a million-dollar harvest while only planting change.

(CLEVELAND) - Ten percent means ten percent, right now and not later,
Are you telling your church on payday, adios alligator,
If this is the case then you are guilty of robbing the Lord,
Your necessities 1st claiming nothing else can you afford.

I Corinthians 16: 2, let everyone as you prosper lay in store,
At least ten percent of your prosperity, if you want too even more...

Supreme Court Endorses IHC decision, Dismissing `Blasphemy Case`

Rimsha was arrested after a neighbor accused her of burning papers from the Quran.

(ISLAMABAD) - The Apex Court dismissed the appeal filed against Islamabad High Court (IHC), decision who dismissed the FIR filed against 14-year-old Christian girl, Rimsha, who was accused of committing blasphemy.

The verdict was announced on an appeal application filed by Malik Ummad through his lawyer seeking to re-open the case of Rimsha.

Western Leaders Must Speak for the Persecuted Church

US Congressman Wolf Calls On Religious Leaders In West To Speak Out On Behalf Of Persecuted Church Globally. Wolf Will Reintroduce Bill to Create State Dept. Special Envoy Position on Religious Minorities

(WASHINGTON DC) - Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA), one of Congress’ most outspoken leaders on religious freedom and human rights, today called on faith leaders in the West to use their influence to speak out on behalf of the persecuted Church around the globe.

In a letter today to nearly 300 Protestant and Catholic leaders, Wolf described a global state in which Christians are being murdered, exiled and denied basic freedoms due to their beliefs.

Pakistan: Rimsha`s Blasphemy Case Challenged in Supreme Court

Everyone thought Pakistan was moving towards justice, now again the blasphemy case against Rimsha Masih is challenged in the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

(ISLAMABAD) - A teen girl named Rimsha was arrested from a slum in Islamabad on 16 August, 2012 after a neighbour accused her of burning pages of Norani Qaida bearing verses from the Quran, which is a violation of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws under section 295B PPC.

She suffered after being remanded to custody for three weeks in an adult jail in a case that prompted worldwide condemnation.

Science: is it Really Against Your Religion?

In matters concerning religion and politics a man's reasoning power is not above the monkey's. - Mark Twain

(DAYTONA BEACH, FL) - Science tends to rely on evidence and analysis and has little to do with myth - which is so dear to the heart of most of us.