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Did God cause the earthquake in Japan? Reformed theologian John Piper says yes. But emergent church pastor Brian McLaren isn't satisfied with the simple answer, especially as it paints God as heartless or inept.
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Sunday's Steelers vs. Packers game is expected to break the record of the most viewers in U.S. television history.
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The "Tiger Mom" continues to ruffle up some feathers with even churches getting in on the debate of what makes for good parenting.
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Churches around the world kicked off on Tuesday The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
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While vacationing in Hawaii for Christmas, President Barack Obama and his family attended a church service on Sunday.

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