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February 26 2009 By virtueonline WASHINGTON: US Supreme Court Upholds Public Display of 10 Commandments in Parks

That position was the City of Boise had the right to determine what kinds of monuments and displays were put in their public parks and they did not have to remove the Ten Commandments because of a threatened lawsuit by extremist Fred Phelps.

The City of Boise, Idaho sponsored the nation's first voter initiative on the public display of the Ten Commandments in 2006.

The Keep the Commandments Coalition will hold a news conference on Tuesday, February 25 at 2:00 P.M.

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February 26 2009 By virtueonline Did The Right Movies & Actors Win? - Mike McManus

"If you told me that Hollywood would make a heroine of such a person, it would be beyond my imagination," Baehr said. The actress was Kate Winslet, Academy Award winner for Best Actress in THE READER.

Is this a movie people want to see? NO. Box office receipts: a dismal $6 million.

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February 26 2009 By virtueonline Listening To Music With Degrading Sexual Lyrics Linked to Early Sexual Experienc

"In fact, exposure to lyrics describing degrading sex was one of the strongest associations with sexual activity ... These results provide further support for the need for additional research and educational intervention in this area."

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February 23 2009 By virtueonline 14 Million See Italian Pop Star Sing of Victory over Homosexuality

"Luca was Gay" recounts the liberation of a psychologically injured man from the homosexual lifestyle. "Luca", who is believed to be based on the Italian Luca di Tolvi, develops homosexual attractions after his father leaves and his mother treats him as a substitute, creating confusion about his sexual identity.

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February 23 2009 By virtueonline Religious broadcasters brace for uncertain future

The hope is that Christian broadcasters might actually enjoy a competitive edge during tight times that comes from serving a clientele with holy zeal for the cause.

"You don't find businesses making sacrifices to make sure advertising dollars are paid to broadcasters. That's not part of their paradigm," said Craig Parshall, senior vice president of the National Religious Broadcasters, a 1,400-member organization that held its annual convention Feb. 7-10 in Nashville.

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February 23 2009 By virtueonline Throwing the book at Sharia law

Part memoir, part history and part Qur'anic exegesis, the author provides an unsettling catalogue of Sharia-based practices: the subjugation and brutalization of women, the persecution of homosexuals, honour killings, the beheading of apostates and the stoning of adulterers.

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February 21 2009 By virtueonline Testing Times - The Church of England and the challenge of Islam

Canon Chris Sugden of Anglican Mainstream was quick to see how this reversed a basic value of the Reformation inheritance, saying that the move appeared "to be a reversion to medieval times, when the Bible could be read only by priests in Latin and was not to be defiled by ordinary people reading it".

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February 21 2009 By virtueonline What will heal America? - Rick Warren

But our wounds are not fatal. I'm very hopeful. My hope is not based upon some vague wish. It's rooted in the Word of God. It's rooted in the belief that even when life is tough, God is good and he has a plan and purpose for our lives and for our country.

So what will it take to heal our land?

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February 16 2009 By virtueonline Planned Parenthood, President Obama, and "Too Many" Abortions

Planned Parenthood applauded President Obama's recent revocation of the "Mexico City Policy," the result of which will send our tax dollars to fund abortions overseas. This has been our new president's most unpopular decision. It's also puzzling, because Obama himself has said he wants fewer abortions.

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February 13 2009 By virtueonline UK: Archbishop speaks in support of primary school receptionist facing sack

He said her case, and that of Caroline Petrie, the nurse suspended for offering to pray for an elderly patient, represented a “seeming intolerance and illiberality about faith in God which is being reflected in the higher echelons of our public services”.

As The Daily Telegraph disclosed yesterday, the 38-year-old had been shocked when her five-year-old daughter Jasmine was reprimanded for talking about God and Heaven to a friend in her class.

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