[CP Today] Judge denies attempts to shutter Grace Community Church; MacArthur condemns 'misuse of power'

Wednesday, August 26, 2020 TODAY'S HEADLINES is sponsored by Judge denies attempts to shutter Grace Community Church; MacArthur condemns 'misuse of power' U.S. Jerry Falwell Jr. will get $10.5M severance from Liberty U in wake of sex scandal Since he wasn't formally accused of or admitted to any wrongdoing, former Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. said he will walk away with a severance package totaling $10.5 million after his resignation Monday night in the wake of a sex scandal. A Message from Prison Fellowship WHY DO WE NEED OUTRAGEOUS JUSTICE? God calls us to remember the prisoner (Hebrews 13:3)—a call that is more urgent than ever, as witnessed in the alarming statistics about our criminal justice system. Learn More

Politics Cissie Graham Lynch at RNC: Biden-Harris vision leaves 'no room for people of faith' Granddaughters of the late evangelist Billy Graham voiced differing opinions about President Donald Trump Tuesday, with one praising the president during a Republican National Convention speech hours after the other published an op-ed critical of Trump's evangelical supporters.  Politics Evangelical leaders denounce QAnon as 'political cult,' 'satanic movement' Some Christian leaders, including a couple of prominent conservative evangelicals, have denounced the conspiracy theory movement gaining traction in conservative circles known as QAnon. U.S. Amazon bans book outlining 'health hazards of homosexuality' Retail giant Amazon has removed a book outlining the medical and psychological dangers associated with same-sex sexual acts from its website. Some say it is further evidence of a larger censorship trend. U.S. Planned Parenthood doctors admit under oath to altering abortion methods for intact organs New video testimony released Monday shows Planned Parenthood doctors admitting under oath to altering abortions to obtain intact fetal organs.

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Voice It's time we all went back to the school of kindness And to top it all off, there seems to be layer upon layer of needless and superfluous judgment.

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