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|  [The Latest]
- White House at odds with bishops over abortion
The White House is on a collision course with Catholic bishops in an intractable dispute over abortion that could blow up the fragile political coalition behind President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. (Associated Press) - Evangelicals Against Iran
A new era of hard-headed Christian realism and interfaith cooperation? (Mark Tooley, Weekly Standard) - Defending life, born or unborn
Liberty University's pro-life week kicked off Nov. 11, when Mr. Mihelic presented an award to Norma McCorvey, Jane Roe of Roe v. Wade, for her work in the pro-life movement. (Washington Times) - Faith and Tolerance Collide in Vallejo
But there is concern that, as the city tries to find the way out of this financial abyss, it is falling into another that is perhaps more pernicious — its political system increasingly reflects the influence of evangelical churches. (The New York Times) - Christian leaders issue 'call of conscience'
More than 150 Christian leaders issued a joint declaration Friday reaffirming their opposition to abortion and gay marriage and pledging to protect religious freedoms. (Associated Press) - What If Jesus Meant All That Stuff?
This radical Christian's ministry for the poor, The Simple Way, has gotten him in some trouble with his fellow Evangelicals. We asked him to address those who don't believe. (Shane Claibourne, Esquire)
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- Obama Seeks Revision of Health Plan Abortion Limits
The president said he wanted to make sure a health bill amendment was not “restricting women’s insurance choices.” (The New York Times) - For Opponents of Abortion, a Victory in Health Care Vote
A restriction on abortion coverage, added late Saturday to the health care bill passed by the House, has energized abortion opponents with their biggest victory in years — emboldening them for a pitched battle in the Senate. (The New York Times) - House votes strict ban on abortion subsidies
A bipartisan House coalition voted Saturday to prohibit coverage of abortions in a new government-run health care plan that Democrats would establish to compete with private insurers. (Associated Press) - Suspect in Fort Hood shooting, a Muslim, asked Army to discharge him, aunt said
In an interview, his aunt, Noel Hasan of Falls Church, said he had endured name-calling and harassment about his Muslim faith for years after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and had sought for several years to be discharged from the military. (Washington Post) - Publishing venture pairing Pastor Rick Warren and Reader's Digest crumbles within a year
A joint publishing venture between influential pastor Rick Warren and Reader's Digest magazine has collapsed less than a year after it was announced with great fanfare. (Associated Press) - Evangelical leader Dobson leaving radio show that elevated him to national prominence
James Dobson, the voice of conservative Christian group Focus on the Family since its inception, is leaving the organization's flagship daily radio broadcast. (Associated Press)
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