Video game targets Antichrist | A Christian-themed electronic video game will feature battles pitting armies of a One World Government against the forces of God. (The Washington Times)
Distant spat plays out in L.A. courts | Children of Nigerian religious leader fight over right to church property even though their faith preaches against legal action. (Los Angeles Times)
Assyrian Christians object to their exclusion in Iraq homeland | After years of being persecuted by Saddam Hussein's tyrannical regime, they were hoping to have their voices heard under Iraq's new democratic government, the one the United States helped create. But so far, that hasn't really happened, says Oshana, an Assyrian Christian whose family fled Iraq in 1977, when she was 8. (The Arizona Republic)
Bible, yoga strike a pose | As Susan Bordenkircher sees it, Christians for too long have kept yoga on the mat. (Knight Ridder)
World religious leaders congregate in Seoul | Leaders of the world's representative religions are in Seoul to pray for world peace and harmony between religions. (Korea Times, South Korea)
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