Father Morris: When Tragedy Strikes, Americans Turn to God

Sep. 11, 2016 - 2:28 - Fox News religion contributor reflects on 'Fox & Friends' 15 years after the 9/11 attacks

Clinton’s Dr.: She Was Diagnosed with Pneumonia

Sep. 11, 2016 - 3:16 - Jennifer Griffin reports from Chappaqua, NY

Hillary Clinton's Illness Revealed

The Consequences of Homosexual Marriage (2013)

An Impossible Right: Why 'Same-Sex Marriage' is Wrongheaded (2013)

A Conversation on Same Sex "Marriage" with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco

Video Appears to Show Clinton Collapse as She Leaves Event

Sep. 11, 2016 - 1:44 - Campaign says the candidate became 'overheated' at 9/11 tribute

Hillary Clinton Faints During 9/11 Ceremony!

Michael Cutler Moment: 15 Years After 9/11 – Lessons Not Learned

Indonesia Proposes Alcohol Ban in Bali

THE TELEGRAPH: The party could soon be over in one of the world’s most beer-fuelled tourism spots, the Indonesian island of Bali, under a new law that would ban the drinking of alcohol.

The proposed bill to outlaw the production, sale and consumption of alcohol across the whole of Indonesia carries a prison sentence of up to ten years for violators. If passed, it would crush the tourism sector, industry chiefs have warned.

“No matter how beautiful the country is, if they can’t find alcohol, they [tourists] won’t want to come here,” said Hariyadi Sukamdani, the head of Indonesia's Hotel and Restaurant Association.

A ban would particularly damage the resort of Bali, one of Indonesia’s 34 provinces. » | Nicola Smith | Sunday, September 11, 2016

King of Morocco Mohammed VI: Can Anyone of Sound Mind Believe That The Reward For Jihad Could Be So?

Nonie Darwish Moment: Our 15-Year-Trauma After 9/11

Czech Republic: Anti-Islam Demonstrators Rally Outside Saudi Embassy On 9/11 Anniversary

An Anti-Islam demo called "With humor to Mecca" took place on Sunday afternoon in Prague.

Jihad Exposed in America

In this interview, Father Josiah Trenham sits down with Robert Spencer the Director of Jihad Watch and New York Times Bestselling author of fifteen books. Mr. Spencer is a key figure of the Counter-jihad movement in the United States.

Clinton Not Feeling Well, Leaves 9/11 Event Early

Hillary Clinton left the 9/11 commemoration ceremony early after she felt overheated and went to her daughter's apartment, the Clinton campaign said

Campaign Says Clinton Felt 'Overheated' at 9/11 Ceremony

Judge Jeanine: Your Apology Isn't Going to Work, Hillary

Sep. 11, 2016 - 5:29 - Americans don't want a president who finds them deplorable

Clinton and Trump Commemorate 15th Anniversary of 9/11

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and her Republican rival Donald Trump are seen at Ground Zero in New York on Sunday, to attend ceremonies marking the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11 2001. Their appearance together comes two weeks before their first presidential debate

Muslim Scholar: No Separation of Church and State in Islam

BREITBART.COM: A prominent American Muslim scholar has argued that differences between Islam and other faiths run deeper than most suspect, and extend even to the question of separation of church and state.

Writing in Friday’s LA Times, Shadi Hamid, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of Islamic Exceptionalism: How the Struggle Over Islam is Reshaping the World, states that Western suppositions that all religions are basically the same and want the same things is fundamentally wrong.

These differences, Hamid contends, run all the way from views of the sacred text (Muslims believe that every single word of the Qur’an comes directly from Allah) to an understanding of the nature of the state and its relationship to religion.

Hamid declares that the difference between Christianity and Islam regarding the state stem from the differences in each faith’s central figure. Whereas Jesus preached giving to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s, Muhammad united faith and the state in his own person.

“Unlike Jesus,” Hamid states, “Muhammad was both prophet and politician. And more than just any politician, he was a state-builder as well as a head of state. Not only were the religious and political functions intertwined in the person of Muhammad, they were meant to be intertwined.”

“To argue for the separation of religion from politics, then, is to argue against the model of the very man Muslims most admire and seek to emulate,” Hamid argues. » | Thomas D. Williams PhD | Saturday, September 10, 2016

Non-Believers in the Muslim World: A Tale of Two Identities | Ali A. Rizvi

Ali A. Rizvi is a Pakistani-Canadian writer, physician, and musician who resides in Toronto. He is currently writing his first book, The Atheist Muslim: A journey from religion to reason.

This talk is about the experiences of non-believers and apostates in the Muslim world. Ali’s communication with hundreds of ex-Muslims in Muslim-majority countries as well as in the West has provided valuable insights into how secularism could be promoted in the Muslim world.

Saudi Born Atheist Rana Ahmad: Family Would Have Killed Me If I Hadn’t Fled