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March 21 2014 By virtueonline Physicist: Big Bang breakthrough 'confirms creation'

A team of scientists headed by astronomer John M. Kovac of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics announced Monday it had found the evidence it was seeking to support the theory that the universe had a beginning.

The New York Times' headlined it story "Space ripples reveal Big Bang's smoking gun."

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March 21 2014 By virtueonline WCC general secretary expresses concern over Israeli Knesset law

He encouraged the WCC member churches to "raise this issue with representatives of Israel and with their own governments", urging reversal of this law.

Tveit said that this law establishes a "legislative distinction between the indigenous Palestinian Arab Christians and Palestinian Arab Muslims, both of whom are citizens of the State of Israel". This distinction, he stressed, is an "unacceptable severing of entire communities from their cultural identity".

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March 20 2014 By virtueonline PALM SPRINGS, CA: Anglican leader Bp.Tengatenga, free to speak on Homophobia

This is the same Tengatenga who last Sunday gave the blessing at the 60th birthday party for the Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, an openly gay Episcopal priest who is known around the world for his activism on behalf of LGBT people who are persecuted in 80 countries, including Malawi.

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March 19 2014 By virtueonline Episcopal Church in South Carolina's Appeal Denied

With the stroke of a pen on March 18, 2014, appellate case 2014-000101 died in the water, as far as the South Carolina Court of Appeals is concerned.

The judge based his ruling on a May 8, 1974 South Carolina Supreme Court case Lowndes Products, Inc. v. Claude A. Brower "finding an order refusing to compel discovery not immediately appealable."

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March 18 2014 By virtueonline Archbishop, Pope back anti-slavery and human trafficking initiative

"Anglicans and Roman Catholics have, since 1966, been in serious and prayerful dialogue with each other, to seek the unity that Christ wills for his church in the world. Jesus has said " May they all be one," and this imperative has inspired and sustained the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission, and the International Anglican Roman Catholic Commission for Unity and Mission, for many years as an act of faith.

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March 16 2014 By virtueonline SPRINGFIELD, IL: Keith Roderick, Defender of the Persecuted Church, passes away

Faith McDonnell, IRD Religious Liberty Director, worked with Roderick in his roles as Christian Solidarity International's Washington, D.C. representative and co-director of the Sudan Campaign, and leader of the Coalition for the Defense of Human Rights (CDHR), for which he had been Secretary General since 1992. But she first heard of him through his advocacy for persecuted Soviet Christians and Jews. In 1982 Roderick founded the Society of St.

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March 16 2014 By virtueonline Diocese of Sth Carolina accepts provisional oversight from Global South primates

Lawrence and most local Episcopal parishes separated from the national church because of long-standing administrative and theological disputes. However, the Episcopal Church is a North American province of the Anglican Communion, so the separation left the diocese without a formal connection to the seat of global Anglicanism, the See of Canterbury.

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March 13 2014 By virtueonline Church of Pakistan college Principal beaten, told to leave

There are, however, those who wish to change that.

"In December, Bishop Humphrey, some of my colleagues and I received threatening visits, followed by instigated demonstrations," said Mr Presler.

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March 13 2014 By virtueonline FALLS CHURCH, VA: U.S. Supreme Court Declines To Hear Religious Freedom Case

The Rev. Dr. John Yates II, Rector of The Falls Church Anglican, offered the following thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision not to hear his congregation's case: "We have pursued this legal process out of the conviction that it is one of the ministries that God has entrusted to our church. We continued in our desire to be faithful to God's calling to see it through to the end.

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March 11 2014 By virtueonline Episcopal Ch. owns Falls Church property;Supreme Crt lets Va court ruling Stand

The Falls Church property is one of the country's largest Episcopal churches and is a landmark in downtown Falls Church.

The breakaway congregation, now called the Falls Church Anglican, has been worshiping in the Bishop O'Connell High School auditorium in Arlington County while it sought to overturn lower court decisions.

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