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"As Bush Stumps for Charitable Choice, a Reconsideration"

Is America becoming more antiabortion? And other stories from media around the world.

Ted Olsen | posted 7/01/2001 12:00AM

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Worshiper sought after church finds £20,000 missing | Longtime member of church allegedly stole money earmarked to repay loan (Ananova)
Heavily armed minister called lawyer in standoff | Lehigh County man had pipe bomb, 9 guns in his home, police say. (The Morning Call, Allentown, Pennsylvania)
Also: Pa. police kill armed minister | Police were trying to take former Lutheran minister, dressed as ninja, to mental hospital (Associated Press)
'Christian Knight' says he answers to God, not state | Daniel Kingsley Lear owes at least $2.4-million in Canadian taxes (The National Post)
Christian school questioned over discipline for wayward | Five staff members have been charged with child abuse after students were punished in manure pits. (The New York Times)

Holy Land:

Israeli Jews seeking donations from Christians | Yechiel Eckstein appointed by Jerusalem's mayor to head a commission aimed at "strengthening worldwide Christian ties" with city (The Washington Times)
Pat Robertson backs Israeli attacks | Chiding criticism, evangelist says, "Israel is not a ward of the United Nations and is not a ward of the United States, and its policies must reflect the best interests of Israel." (Associated Press)

Popular culture:

Prime TV spot for evangelical series | Alpha Course show gets 10 hours in prime time (The Guardian, London)
Winemaker escapes censure over 'Jesus' poster | Ad notes Jesus was 'born in a trough' before its tagline "Bulgarian Blueridge. Does it matter where it comes from?" (Ananova)
Americans terrorized by 'tolerance,' some say | Ad in The New York Times purchased by Daniel Lapin's Toward Tradition (Fox News)

Other stories of interest:

Giving more than money | Ethical wills gain favor (The Boston Globe)
Pope's erotic book sold for £1.5 million | Pope Pius II wrote story of two lovers who cannot see each other 14 years before becoming pontiff (Ananova)

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