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Religious Rally Against Israel

June 11, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 29 Comments

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Churches for Middle East Peace gets on the side of those lusting for genocide.

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Bashing Arizona Immigration Law Supporters

May 3, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 18 Comments

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The Religious Left goes to work.

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Choosing Mugabe

April 21, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 14 Comments

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How the religious Left betrayed a Methodist Bishop for a dictator.

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NewsReal Sunday: Keeping The Jerusalem Post Honest

March 14, 2010 By Jeanette Pryor Leave a Comment

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The headline, “Vatican Aids Eichmann to Escape” is splashed on Page One of the Jerusalem Post. Of course my stomach turns, I’m a Roman Catholic. My husband and I have spent the past five years conducting research and documenting the growth of anti-Semitism in some conservative Catholic organizations, so I have no difficulty in believing [...]

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A Day in the Life of a Coptic Christian in Egypt

February 23, 2010 By Joseph Puder

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Attacks on the Christian-Coptic minority by incited Muslim mobs have become a way of life.

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Egypt’s Christians In Peril

February 16, 2010 By Faith J. H. McDonnell 24 Comments

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The Christmas Eve Massacre and other attacks on the Muslim country’s religious minorities.

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NewsReal Sunday: The End of a Dynasty? Patrick Kennedy Bows Out

February 14, 2010 By Leticia Velasquez Leave a Comment

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Representative Patrick Kennedy has announced that he is not running for re-election; an unheard of event in the last generation, but it may be a sign that the magic of the Kennedy clan has faded among today’s Catholic voters.
For the past four decades, a portrait of President John F. Kennedy was proudly displayed on the walls of Irish Catholic homes, between the [...]

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Nigerian Jihad

January 29, 2010 By Faith J. H. McDonnell 33 Comments

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Sharia’s pools of human blood in Africa’s most populous nation,

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Lutherans Denounce Israel, Just in Time for Christmas – Mark D. Tooley

December 24, 2009 By Mark D. Tooley 66 Comments

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The Palestinian Jew-Hating Meaning of Christmas.

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Hey, Hey, LBJ: How Many Kids Did You Starve Today?

December 7, 2009 By David Forsmark Leave a Comment

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Last week, one of our hottest discussions on NewsReal involved the controversy over Bishop Thomas Tobin recommending that Congressman Patrick Kennedy not partake of communion as long as he is a proponent of abortion.
Former Johnson Administration official, Joseph Califano Jr. had a rather chilling op-ed in response to this principled action by the Bishop in [...]

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