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Skip to comments. Cafeteria Christians Refuse to Believe God Means What He SaysThe Christian Diarist ^ | May 19, 2019 | JP Posted on 05/19/2019 8:14:54 AM PDT by CHRISTIAN DIARIST Nearly one-third of the earth’s population is Christian. Of those, almos…

This year, 2019, marks the one century since the genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor and Pontus. Many people are aware of the Armenian genocide in 1915 by the Ottoman Empire, but a massive ethnic cleansing perpetrated again by the Ottomans and Turkey which …

Eurovision 2019: its here! With the hours counting down until the competition unveils its winner in Tel Aviv, Israel on 18th May, countries across the continent will compete on the biggest musical stage in Europe. This year 41 countries took part in the cont…

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In its escalating confrontation with Iran, the US is making the same mistake it has made again and again since the fall of the Shah 40 years ago: it is ignoring the danger of plugging into what is in large part a religious conflict between Sunni and Shia Musl…

The borderlands between Turkey and Syria are dotted with small Syriac Christian churches. Last fall, bullets penetrated the wall of a church in the village of Tel Jihan in northeastern Syria, just four-hundred-fifty meters from the Turkish border. Locals told…

In thinking about the current contested state of global capitalism, and what to do about it, much can be learned from the debates I heard at the recent Harvard Business School conference, Seeking the Unconventional in Forging Histories of Capitalism, which as…

A view of the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in Yerevan on April 30, 2019. AFP YEREVAN — In a sleek classroom in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, one of the poorest post-Soviet republics, 14-year-old Nazeli Ter-Petrosyan peers at the screen of her App…

YEREVAN: In a sleek classroom in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, one of the poorest post-Soviet republics, 14-year-old Nazeli Ter-Petrosyan peers at the screen of her Apple Mac.  During a computer programming course offered at the high-tech Tumo school, Te…

In a sleek classroom in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, one of the poorest post-Soviet republics, 14-year-old Nazeli Ter-Petrosyan peers at the screen of her Apple Mac. During a computer programming course offered at the high-tech Tumo school, Ter-Petrosyan…