A dedicated prayer room for Muslims has reportedly been opened inside the 500-year-old Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome after a plea for the separate, carpeted space was made by visiting Islamic scholars.

The Catholic Herald reports Fr Giacomo Cardinali, Vice Prefect, said in an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica that Muslim academics had requested an area in which to pray, and the library had agreed. “Some Muslim scholars have asked us for a room with a carpet for praying and we have given it to them,” he said.

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Government school officials in Orange County, Florida, were subjecting captive students to lessons teaching sorcery and witchcraft — literally. The move sparked outrage among critics, and legal demands that West Orange High School stop the program immediately or at least give students the ability to opt out and promote Christianity.

According to news reports and a Christian non-profit law firm that got involved in the case, every Wednesday, students at the school were shown witchcraft programming across the school’s TV system as part of the mid-week morning announcements. There was no option to avoid the program.

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Florida Congressman Randy Fine and Texas Rep. Keith Self on Friday introduced legislation that would ensure that Sharia law cannot be implemented anywhere in the United States.

The “No Shari’a Act” would prohibit the application of Sharia “where such application would violate constitutional rights,” according to a copy of the legislation shared with The Daily Wire. Both Fine and Self said that the measure was intended to protect Western culture and ensure that the United States would not be taken over by Islamic radicals.

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This week, in the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, many are asking whether incendiary words are fueling violent deeds. A recent Reuters poll found roughly two in three Americans believe harsh political rhetoric encourages violence. And when U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said on a podcast that the Trump administration would target “hate speech,” the backlash from conservatives was swift; she later clarified that any focus must be on true threats of violence, not the nebulous catch-all of “hate speech.”

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A Muslim iman in Houston, Texas is warning store owners there that they have 30 days to stop selling alcohol and pork, or face repercussions.

No coverage from the sharia-compliant media, of course.

For years, a small handful of my colleagues and I warned of the islamization of America. We were smeared, defamed, libeled – our names and reputations destroyed. The cowardice of Western elites will result in unfathomable consequences, a very dark future.

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President Trump renewed his promise to defend religious freedom and signaled a big development at the Department of Education during a speech at the Museum of the Bible on Monday.

The president lauded his record in office while vowing to protect religious liberty in America’s public schools. He made that pledge as the White House Religious Liberty Commission gathered at the museum.

“When faith gets weaker, our country seems to get weaker. When faith gets stronger… good things happen for our country. It’s amazing the way it seems to work that way. Under the Trump Administration, we’re defending our rights and restoring our identity as a nation under God. We are One Nation Under God — and we always will be,” he said.

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Daily—daily—I see a tsunami of Jew-hatred (I used to call it anti-Semitism, but we need a stronger term now. Anti-Semitism doesn’t have the punch it once did).

I think that even the secular world has descended into this satanic worldview due to a lack of Bible teaching or poor Bible teaching. That is certainly the case in the American Church. As I’ve said many times, Europe has long ago gone off the rails biblically. Martin Luther, the 16th-century reformer, wrote grotesque things about the Jews in his book “On the Jews and Their Lies“—statements that are so sick, I wouldn’t quote him here. He turned on the Jews after they wouldn’t mass-embrace the Gospel. Long before that, some of the early Church Fathers (along with the Catholic Church) read the Bible metaphorically.

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Have you noticed that so much of leftism is simply taking what is good, true, and beautiful and inverting it?

This is also known as the “privation theory,” the idea that evil doesn’t exist by itself apart from good. Rather, they believe it is the absence of and defilement of good. They do this often, be it with marriage or the biological realities of male and female. They take something that is good and strip all of it away until you’re left with something ugly and wicked. That is how you’re left with same-sex marriage, abortion, transgenderism, and more.

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A U.S. district judge appointed by former President Bill Clinton temporarily blocked a new Texas law for some school districts on Wednesday, preventing them from being required to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

Texas Senate Bill 10 (S.B. 10) was signed into law by Republican Governor Greg Abbott in June. It stated, “a public elementary or secondary school shall display in a conspicuous place in each classroom of the school a durable poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments.”

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After the declaration that all of the red heifers were disqualified from being used for ceremonial purposes, many have started wondering if last month’s event was the true red heifer sacrifice.

In a post on social media post circulating online, Byron Stinson, who brought the heifers from Texas to Israel, wrote that “This is the burning from July 1. It was not on the Mount of Olives and some Jewish leaders feel it does not pass all the requirements they support. But it was real and the first in 2000 years.”

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