This is a forwarded email that says that thirty-three trapped Chilean miners wore t-shirts that said “¡Gracias Señor – Thank You Lord” during the rescue operation. The email says that the t-shirts along with MP3 players loaded with Biblical teaching to help raise their spirits were given to them by Campus Crusade For Christ.
A forwarded email that says that the White House sent a letter saying that they will no longer be accepting ornaments with religious themes for the various Christmas trees that will decorate the Executive Mansion during the holiday season. The email also said that White House Christmas trees will now be called “Holiday Trees.”
This is a comparison of hospitals, schools and charities run by the Catholic church and Islam.
This is a video message about the consequences of cell phone use at the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Burbank, CA. The video was found posted on YouTube.
Forwarded emails that contain what appears to be an article that allege religious proselytization is no longer permitted by active duty members of the military and such acts could be punishable by court martial.
This is a forwarded email with a link to a YouTube video allegedly produced by the Roman Catholic Church.
Contemporary Christian musician Steven Curtis Chapman’s 5-year-old daughter, Maria Sue, killed by a car driven by her older brother.
Claims that chariot wheels and other artifacts have been found at the bottom of the Red Sea in Egypt that are proof of the Biblical story of the parting of the sea.
A Naval base’s efforts to observe local customs was whipped up into a nonexistent slight.
An anti-Muslim blogger used Thanksgiving to spin a tale about “Islamic slaughter,” which now reappears in myriad forms almost annually.
