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Survey Measures Americans' Knowledge on Religion Compared to atheists and agnostics, Protestants are less knowledgeable about the teachings, history and figures of major world religions, a new survey reveals. 1 in 3 Presbyterians Affirm Jesus as Only Way to Salvation Latest headlines Park51 Stakeholder Considers New Site for Mosque Arab Fest Preachers to Sue Mich. City Over Arrests Texas Youth Pastor Recovering After Mid-Sermon Shooting Pentecostal Pastor Beaten, Arrested in India 13 States File Joint Brief Opposing Same-Sex Marriage   Columns American Exceptionalism and the Common Man Cartoon Harley Preacher Daily QT The Virtue of Mercy Advertisement   Eddie Long Responds to Accusations: That's Not Me To a large crowd of supporters, Bishop Eddie Long vowed Sunday to fight allegations that he coerced four young men into sexual relationships. Church The Missionary Mentality of the Local Church When doing our research for Transformational Church, we discovered seven elements that were part of this new concept of "Transformational Churches." One of those elements is a missionary mentality. Ministries Texas Edu Board Approves Ban on 'Pro-Islam' Textbooks In a narrow vote, the Texas State Board of Education on Friday approved a controversial resolution that calls for the rejection of textbooks that are "pro-Islamic, anti-Christian." Education Faith-Based Hiring Bill an 'Assault' on Religious Charities, Says NRB Leader A pending bill that seeks to bar government funding for non-profits that have a religious requirement in their hiring process is a "serious assault" on faith-based charities. Society The Subtle Body - Should Christians Practice Yoga? When Christians practice yoga, they must either deny the reality of what yoga represents or fail to see the contradictions between their Christian commitments and their embrace of yoga. The contradictions are not few, nor are they peripheral. Culture Dozens of Christians Beaten by Mob in Gujrat, Pakistan A mob of Muslim extremists on Thursday shot at and beat dozens of Christians, including one cleared of "blasphemy" charges, in Punjab Province's Gujrat district, Christian leaders said. World

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Tech Update: AOL to Acquire TechCrunch to Bolster Its News Coverage

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September 29, 2010 Tech Update

AOL to Acquire TechCrunch to Bolster Its News Coverage By VERNE G. KOPYTOFF The deal would help the company beef up its growing online editorial business. Nintendo 3-D Game Debut to Miss Holiday Season By HIROKO TABUCHI Nintendo cut its earnings forecast after disclosing that its 3DS game machine, packed with glasses-free 3-D technology, would not be ready for the critical holiday season. ADVERTISEMENT In Study, Children Cite Appeal of Digital Reading By JULIE BOSMAN Many children want to read on digital devices, while parents worry technology will distract young bookworms. Advertising Financial Advice Made for the Internet Age By STUART ELLIOTT TD Ameritrade's campaign shows that marketers continue to be fond of original Web series. The Lede Blog Prison for Iranian Blogger By ROBERT MACKEY Hossein Derakhshan, an influential Iranian-Canadian blogger who was arrested two years ago when he returned from self-imposed exile to live in Iran, was sentenced to nearly two decades in prison. Technology Most E-Mailed Owner of Segway Company Dies in a Segway Accident Gadgetwise: An Easy, Painless Way to Keep a PC in Shape Maker of BlackBerry Introduces Tablet Get a Clue: What Do People Remember About Your Site? State of the Art: Sony Raises Camera Feats to New Level Expanding the Creative Horizons of Your Printer AOL to Acquire TechCrunch to Bolster Its News Coverage Pogue's Posts: Finally, Professional Dictation Software for the Mac Shifting Online, Netflix Faces New Competition Nokia's New Chief Faces Culture of Complacency ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

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Opinion Today: A One-to-Two-State Solution

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September 29, 2010 Opinion Today

A One-to-Two-State Solution By ROBERT WRIGHT A peaceful, roundabout way to resolve the Palestinian issue. The Stone Predators: A Response By JEFF MCMAHAN Do plants suffer? Do microbes? Do philosophers? The author of "The Meat Eaters" answers his critics. Living Rooms It Takes a Neighborhood By ROBERTA BRANDES GRATZ How New Orleans is rebuilding itself, from the ground up. ADVERTISEMENT Room for Debate Obama's Message to Voters By THE EDITORS Does the president need to alter his style or adopt new policy positions? Schott's Vocab Galapagos By BEN SCHOTT Term used in Japan to describe the country's increasing global isolation. ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

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Sep 29, 10 | 10:20 AM

Wireless Voice Calls are Obsolete

By Scott Adams

Is it just me, or have cellphones become useless for voice conversations? To be fair, cellphones do work in limited situations, such as: "I WILL BE THERE IN TEN MINUTES! TEN MINUTES! I SAID I WILL BE THERE IN TEN MINUTES! HELLO? CAN YOU HEAR ME? FUCK THIS STUPID PHONE, I'LL TEXT YOU! AND I'M DRIVING, SO I MIGHT BE DEAD IN TEN MINUTES!" Generally speaking, a cellphone conversation is a frustrating failure if any of these conditions is true. 1. You have a weak signal. 2. You are using an earpiece or headset. 3. The other person has a weak signal. 4. ...

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U.S. Top News Early Edition: Tens of thousands march in Brussels over austerity

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Good Morning Omss, WED 29 Sep 2010    Tens of thousands march in Brussels over austerity BP ousts exploration chief, vows to boost safety U.S. envoy sees Netanyahu in bid to save talks Plot to attack European cities foiled: report House set to approve bill aimed at China yuan World leaders to feel pinch of French budget cuts U.S. aims to unveil plan to end AIG support: report North Korea's "first" family readies for succession Deficit-cut panel convenes amid skepticism Taliban contacts still at embryonic stage: NATO envoy Austerity protest begins in Spain Landslide hits Mexican town Nth Asia reacts to North Korea move Tens of thousands march in Brussels over austerity September 29, 2010 09:29 AM ET BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people marched through Brussels on Wednesday on a day of protests across Europe against government austerity measures, which unions say will slow economic recovery and punish the poor. Full Article BP ousts exploration chief, vows to boost safety September 29, 2010 09:33 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - BP Plc's incoming Chief Executive Bob Dudley ousted the oil group's exploration and production chief following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and promised to restructure the company to boost safety. Full Article U.S. envoy sees Netanyahu in bid to save talks September 29, 2010 08:22 AM ET JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The United States is "determined more than ever" to achieve Middle East peace, its envoy to the region said on Wednesday during talks in Israel aimed at salvaging negotiations with the Palestinians. Full Article Plot to attack European cities foiled: report September 29, 2010 08:57 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - Intelligence agencies have disrupted plans for multiple attacks on European cities by a group thought to be linked to al Qaeda, Britain's Sky News said on Tuesday. Full Article House set to approve bill aimed at China yuan September 29, 2010 09:25 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives is poised on Wednesday to pass legislation to pressure China to let its yuan currency rise more quickly, fanning the flames of a long-running dispute over trade and jobs. Full Article World leaders to feel pinch of French budget cuts September 29, 2010 09:16 AM ET PARIS (Reuters) - France will host the world's most powerful politicians on the cheap at next year's G8 and G20 meetings, budget documents show, as an unpopular government looks for new ways to trim spending without alienating voters. Full Article U.S. aims to unveil plan to end AIG support: report September 29, 2010 06:34 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Obama administration hopes to announce by next week a plan to end its support of insurance giant American International Group Inc, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, quoting unnamed sources. Full Article North Korea's "first" family readies for succession September 29, 2010 08:08 AM ET SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's iron ruler Kim Jong-il has anointed his youngest son as successor to lead the isolated state, whose collapsing economy and bid to become a nuclear weapons power pose major threats to the region. Full Article Deficit-cut panel convenes amid skepticism September 29, 2010 03:40 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With just two months left before it has to issue a final report, a U.S. commission looking at ways to cut the federal deficit was to meet again on Wednesday amid questions about its hard-headedness. Full Article Taliban contacts still at embryonic stage: NATO envoy September 29, 2010 07:16 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some senior Taliban leaders appear to be open to reconciliation with Afghan President Hamid Karzai's government, but contacts are in the embryonic stage and not likely to bear fruit soon, NATO's top civilian in Afghanistan said on Tuesday. Full Article

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