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Miracle, brave girl cited as 12-year-old boy survives riptide, near-drowning
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In what some are describing as a “flat-out miracle,” 12-year-old Dale Ostrander, who was pulled seemingly lifeless from a Washington state ocean riptide, has begun speaking, amazing his doctors. Prayer is being cited as a factor in the boy’s recovery after being underwater for more than 10 minutes at Long Beach, Washington. “Dale Ostrander was at the beach enjoying a picturesque day…
Mounties investigate whether convicted polygamist Jeffs smuggled young girls from Canada
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are preparing to send officers to the U.S. to investigate allegations that two young girls were smuggled from Bountiful, British Columbia, to be married to the head of a polygamous sect, according to the Canadian news site The Province. Warren Jeffs, 55, leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ…
Front Lines of Culture Wars: Huffington Post targets Republicans, ignores Jesus’ cautions
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What happened to fair reporting, asks Beliefnet’s “On the Fron Lines of the Culture Wars”: “In a forthcoming series of articles,” announces Huffington Post writer Andrea Stone, “HuffPost is taking a close look at the charitable giving of Republican presidential candidates. How much and to whom did they give? How does their giving compare with their…
Personality and Social Psychology Review: Baby Boomers lack empathy, ability to care
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Baby boomers have destroyed every cultural institution in America they have touched: marriage, family, public education, government, financial markets, healthcare, and more, say some critics, whose views may be supported by a Personality and Social Psychology Review study. “Many argue that one of the most tragic legacies of the baby boomer generation is its narcissistic…
On the Front Lines of the Culture Wars: Politically correct CNN exposes USAF Christianity
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“In a breathless expose , CNN has revealed the shocking news that the U.S. Air Force has used the faith practiced by four out of five Americans to teach ethics to U.S. airmen,” reports Beliefnet’s On the Front Lines of the Culture Wars. “That just can’t be allowed in CNN’s politically correct world.” CNN reporter Jennifer Rizzo reveals:…
Noah’s Ark floats into Cologne, Germany
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“It’s a stately vessel floating on the Rhine River and somehow it looks vaguely familiar,” reports the German news site Deutsche Welle. “Plumbing one’s memory, it does indeed resemble illustrations from childhood picture books about the Bible.” “That’s just what Dutch television entertainer and puppeteer Aad Peters was aiming for. Nearly a year ago, he purchased…
Cal Thomas: British riots a moral and spiritual problem
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“Some have compared the riots in the UK to the London Blitz,” writes author Cal Thomas in World magazine. “It’s a flawed comparison. The strategic bombing of London in 1940 came from an external enemy, Nazi Germany. Enemies from within are carrying out the free-for-all that began in Tottenham, England, on Saturday—quickly spreading to London…
Detroit Free Press: “Many health benefits” tied to faith
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Dr. Earlexia Norwood is recognized as one of metro Detroit’s best doctors, but when it comes to healing, she is fueled by faith. “I believe in the ability of God to work within people,” said Norwood, who works with the Henry Ford Medical Center in Troy, Michigan, a Detroit suburb. “My practice could not exist without…
LA Times: Creditors say they’ll sue if Crystal Cathedral balks at selling their building
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If the financially-troubled Crystal Cathedral’s board refuses to sell their 35-acre complex and landmark church building as part of on-going bankruptcy proceedings, creditors have told a local court they will sue. Prospective buyers include the Orange County Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church and the Disciples of Christ-affiliated Chapman University. Both have made — and now increased — multi-million-dollar offers to buy the iconic symbol of Dr.…
Massachusetts Tibetans liberate 534 lobsters in celebration of Buddha’s first sermon
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“Instead of plunging headfirst to their death in a pot of boiling water, 534 live lobsters escaped the dinner plate and belly flopped to freedom into the dark waters of the Atlantic Ocean,” reports the Buddhist Channel. The liberation of the crustaceons was in celebration of Wheel Turning Day, which celebrates the first sermon made…
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