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Why Half a Billion Christians Still Cannot Reach a Bible: Report

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By Sarah Holliday
| Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Written by: Jesus said in Matthew 4:4, “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” The verse about spiritual hunger, not a shortage of pages, is part of what makes the latest numbers so hard to set aside: More than 500 million Christians worldwide face significant restrictions on obtaining or using a Bible.
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Death, Dressed as a Cure

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By Sarah Holliday, James MacPherson Verified, James Macpherson, Tim Orr
| The Daily Declaration Podcast
Death, Dressed as a Cure Whatever happened to medicine saving lives? How is it that so many can claim that abortion, the intentional killing of a baby not yet born, constitutes health care? Why is euthanasia, the intentional killing of someone who would otherwise live longer, described as a "hard beauty"? It makes no sense. Not if you still believe what medicine was always supposed to believe: that doctors exist to save lives, not to end them on purpose.
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Abortion and Euthanasia Wrongly Tell People Death is a Solution - LifeNews.com

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By Sarah Holliday
| LifeNews.com Verified
Whatever happened to medicine saving lives? How is it that so many can claim that abortion, the intentional killing of a baby not yet born, constitutes health care? Why is euthanasia, the intentional killing of someone who would otherwise live longer, described as a "hard beauty"? It makes no sense. Not if you still believe what medicine was always supposed to believe: that doctors exist to save lives, not to end them on purpose.
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