Counties fight ruling over Ten Commandments displays
Kentucky County officials challenge a contempt threat over courthouse Ten Commandments displays in London. The ACLU seeks contempt for hanging the documents after a May ruling by U.S. District Judge Jennifer Coffman that the displays endorsed religion and must be removed.
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Kentucky
McCreary
Pulaski
U.S. District Court
London
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
U.S
Jennifer Coffman
Open anti-Semitism confronts Germany under rising neo Nazi violence
Paul Spiegel head of the Central Council of Jews warns anti-Semitism is more openly displayed in Germany as neo Nazi attacks rise against immigrants Holocaust memorials and Jewish cemeteries. He advocates awareness campaigns tougher sentences and the push to ban a far right party.
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Germany
Paul Spiegel
Central Council of Jews
Epiphany Celebration Highlighted On Textweek Site
The Epiphany feast marking the 12th day of Christmas is celebrated by Roman Catholics and Protestants. A Textweek page hosts an Epiphany prayer a sermon titled The Magic Star Trek historical notes and Bible readings associated with the holiday.
Couples with a calling in the pulpit
Elaine Lackrone, pianist and pastor's wife at Calvary Temple, coordinates the adult choir and children's programs while teaching first grade. She has endured 33 years in the role, noting high expectations and weekend work. Also profiled is Dr Scott Thellman, a surgeon married to a pastor, who compares church duties to medical demands.
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Elaine Lackrone
Calvary Temple Assembly of God
29Th St. Terrace
Marshall Lackrone
Lackrone
Veritas Christian School
N. Mich
Scott Thellman
Nancy Thellman
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton Parkway Drive
Kitty Gray
Heartland Community Church
Paul Gray
Paul
Elaine
Testament Scholars Debate Jerusalem Vanish Era
Richard N. Ostling surveys Hershel Shanks and minimalist versus maximalist views on Jerusalem’s history. Archaeology shows pre 1550 B.C. and post 586 B.C. occupancy with a 1,000 year gap questioned by evidence, suggesting Jerusalem existed during David and Solomon.
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Israel
Abraham
Joseph
David
Solomon
Hershel Shanks
Biblical Archaeology Review
BAR
Bible Review
Archaeology Odyssey
Shanks
Jerusalem
Holy City
Canaan
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Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Richard N. Ostling
Associated Press
Bib-Arch.org
Shanks Grants
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