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Resurrection message from Rev Dr Max Bungard at New Castle Bible Church
The article presents Christian faith in Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, citing biblical appearances after the crucifixion and the promise of salvation to believers. It attributes the message to Rev Dr Max Bungard of New Castle Bible Church.
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Ireland’s elections jumble leaves coalition question open
Irish voters produced a fragmented result with Fine Gael and Labour losing seats, Sinn Fein rising to third place with 22 seats, and Fianna Fail reluctant to join a Fine Gael led coalition. Dail reconvenes March 10 with Kenny as caretaker. Sinn Fein opposes austerity and coalition partners.
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What's Wrong With the World A Bible Centered Perspective
G K Chesterton's quip that we are the problem frames a faith rooted view. The essay argues humility to admit flaws and the challenge of gentle correction, likening self awareness to an iceberg and urging honest, nondefensive dialogue as a sign of Christian maturity. Matt and Stacey Ayars at Emmaus Biblical Seminary Haiti are cited as sources and contacts.
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GOP anger becomes Trump wave marks late panic in GOP
Tribune News Service notes that exit polls show anger as a driving force for Trump and Cruz in Virginia and across the GOP electorate. It traces anger back to 1960s and 1970s populism, arguing party elites are reacting belatedly as Trump’s campaign reshapes the race.
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