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Busted are the peacemakers: The Christian Bible: "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." U.S. Supreme Court, without But he said that some types of research for peace is a material support to terrorists. And under current law, which can lead to a prison sentence of 15 years.
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The Reverend Roberta Hestenes – First Woman to Chair World Vision-Largest Christian Relief Organization (Searching for God in America Series) $45.00 Reverend Hestenes is the first female Presbyterian President of the Baptist Affiliated Eastern College and the first woman to chair World Vision, the largest Christian Relief Organization in the world. Searching For God In America is a series of conversations with some of the most respected and provocative religious leaders and movements in America. Hosted by Hugh Hewitt…. |
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Keep Walking: One Man’s Journey to Feed the World One Child at a Time $2.49 In an uplifting memoir, the founder of Feed The Children tells the story of his organization and its remarkable, life-affirming work, both here and abroad.In 1979, Larry Jones was ministering in Haiti, where he was approached by a young boy who hadn’t eaten all day. The child asked for a nickel to buy a roll. Recalling the wheat surplus back home in Oklahoma, Jones soon started Feed The Children… |
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Kabul 24: The Story of a Taliban Kidnapping and Unwavering Faith in the Face of True Terror $14.99 You can’t kidnap someone’s hope.They were teachers, engineers, nurses, students, and artists from around the world who answered God’s call to help Afghan refugees rebuild their lives following decades of war. But as international tensions reached inferno levels in 2001, extremists set out to rid Afghanistan of anyone who posed a threat to Islam and the influence of the Taliban.The Shelter Now Inte… |
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The Resilience of Conservative Religion: The Case of Popular, Conservative Protestant Congregations $9.97 The recent growth and popularity of conservative churches contradicts the idea that late-modern societies have outgrown the need for such relics of the past as traditionalist religions. Joseph Tamney offers an explanation for this apparent incongruity by looking at the case of growing, popular, conservative Protestant congregations in the United States. His findings represent a synthesis of ideas … |