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Duke Helfand moves to Business desk as healthcare reporter
Readers' Representative JournalHere's the memo to the staff from John Corrigan, Business editor: The Business section is thrilled to welcome Duke Helfand as its new healthcare reporter, covering the expected implementation of healthcare reform, the health insurance industry and related... -
Obama to birthers: knock it off. At prayer breakfast, he also tells religious leaders to stop targeting gays
Top of the TicketThe National Prayer Breakfast is usually a low-key affair. The gathering of leaders in politics, business and religion has been attended by every U.S. president since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953. Usually the eggs and orange juice mingle with calls...... -
'Idol' hopeful and a Heisman winner: Janell Wheeler and Tim Tebow
Idol TrackerLast year, we had an "American Idol" contender dating a ballroom champion (Joanna Pacitti and Mark Ballas -- still together, though her "Idol" run was cut short). For Season 9, we could be looking at the pairing of an "Idol" hopeful with one of football's... -
WebClawer: PETA wants to neuter Knut; owners fight to save dachshund that bit vet tech; Christian blogger defends post that advocated killing Tilikum the orca
L.A. Unleashed-- Celebrity polar bear Knut is in the spotlight once again: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' German wing is calling for the young bear to be castrated over concerns that a potential mating with his current roommate would...... -
A century of Times editorials on the filibuster
Opinion L.A.Readers sometimes accuse The Times' editorial board of decrying the filibuster -- and other such procedural obstructions to legislative action -- only when it inhibits Democrats from passing their pet projects (such as healthcare reform). As far as the... -
Sacrilegious, vulgar graffiti spray-painted on Reseda church
L.A. NOWVandals struck a Christian church in the San Fernando Valley overnight, spray-painting vulgar, anti-religious phrases across the building's doors and windows. Police say they are investigating the incident as a hate crime. Los Angeles police officials say... -
This L.A. enclave near the Arroyo Seco is close-knit
Special to The TimesThough its history stretches back more than a century, in recent decades the northeast L.A. neighborhood of Hermon had all but lost its identity, overshadowed by nearby South Pasadena and Highland Park. Now, this tiny, peaceful community on the edge of...Tags: Forests, Sales, Christianity, Activism, Economy, Business and Finance
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Ralph D. Winter dies at 84; Christian missionary was one of America's most influential evangelicals
Ralph D. Winter, a Christian missionary who was named one of America's 25 most influential evangelicals by Time magazine in 2005, died Wednesday at his home in Pasadena after battling multiple myeloma and lymphoma. He was 84. Winter stepped onto the...Tags: Technology, Christianity, Guatemala, Engineering, Science and Technology
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Live chat: spirituality and tests of faith
Times Staff Writer2007-07-24 13:03:20.0 Administrator2: We'll begin now -- welcome Bill, and thanks for chatting! 2007-07-24 13:04:09.0 JayH: Hi Bill! My first question is: have you felt at all like a lot of people, whether acquaintances or complete strangers, have made...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Religious Texts, Bible, Sex Crimes, Family
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Abortion isn't a religious issue
What makes opposition to abortion the issue it is for each of the GOP presidential candidates is the fact that it is the ultimate "wedge issue" -- it is nonnegotiable. The right-to-life people hold that it is as strong a point of religion as any can be....Tags: Roman Catholicism, Abortion, Christianity, Albert Schweitzer, Brain
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Richard John Neuhaus dies at 72; Christian theologian helped build conservative coalition
Times Staff And Wire ReportsThe Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, a leading intellectual of the Christian right who helped build a new coalition of conservative Protestants and Roman Catholics, and informally advised President George W. Bush, died Thursday in New York. He was 72....Tags: Roman Catholicism, Christianity, Abortion, Republican Party, Wars and Interventions
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What chores would Jesus do?
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn a peeling house on South 32nd Street, five friends came together to stretch their faith. They left comfortable apartments for a communal home within walking distance of a prison, a pawnshop, a derelict trailer park. Exhaust from a sugar beet factory...Tags: Christianity, Electrical Appliance, Entertainment, Bible, Religious Texts
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