“The Most Important People Of Europe”

BERLIN, GERMANY - A well-known German historian declared Germans "perhaps the most important people of Europe," and predicted a return to singing the official first stanza of the German national anthem ("Germany, Germany above everything").

Church devises ‘Sunday school for adults’ to revive 10 Commandments and Lord's Prayer

UK - They are the texts which, in generations past, every schoolboy and schoolgirl knew by heart. But passages such as the Lord’s Prayer, the 10 Commandments or the Beatitudes are now so unfamiliar to a modern audience that the Church of England is introducing what is being likened to “Sunday school for adults” to revive their use.

JAPAN: Mr Abe’s ominous defense moves

JAPAN - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is stepping up his moves to change the government’s traditional interpretation of the Constitution’s war-renouncing Article 9, which holds that Japan cannot exercise the right to collective self-defense — the use of military power to repel attacks on a country that has close ties with Japan even if Japan is not directly attacked.

Austrian Voters Shift to the Right

AUSTRIA - Austrians voted on Sunday to re-elect their current coalition government. But the country's two largest parties saw their worst nationwide election results since World War II while the right-wing populists made substantial gains.

Barack Obama is presiding over the end of America's superpower status

USA - For a country that is supposed to be the most powerful in the world, the fact that Americans have today woken up to find large swathes of their nation closed for business is humiliating.

US government shutdown: investors braced for market rout

USA - Investors are braced for a market rout, as the US government edged closer to its first shutdown in nearly 20 years and heightened fears that it will bust through its debt ceiling next month.

Dollar sinks to 8-month low after US shutdown

USA - The dollar has fallen to an 8-month low against a range of currencies, driven by fears that a partial shutdown of the US government will hit the economy. Analysts said the fall in the dollar had not been more pronounced as the shutdown had been expected.

Pope Francis to 'rip up and rewrite' Vatican constitution

VATICAN - As a group of eight Catholic cardinals handpicked by the Pope to shake up the Vatican’s murky and autocratic bureaucracy prepares to meet, the group’s leader has said they plan to rip up and rewrite the apostolic constitution which apportions power at the Holy See.

The Earth's temperature hasn't risen for the last 15 years

EUROPE - Scientists working on the most authoritative study on climate change were urged to cover up the fact that the world’s temperature hasn’t risen for the last 15 years, it is claimed. A leaked copy of a United Nations report, compiled by hundreds of scientists, shows politicians in Belgium, Germany, Hungary and the United States raised concerns about the final draft. Published next week, it is expected to address the fact that 1998 was the hottest year on record and world temperatures have not yet exceeded it, which scientists have so far struggled to explain.

Russia sends missile cruiser to Mediterranean as Syria tension mounts

RUSSIA - Russia has dispatched a "carrier killer" missile cruiser and other ships to the eastern Mediterranean in its largest naval deployment since Soviet times.

Syria crisis: Geneva talks on chemical weapons enter second day

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - The US and Russian foreign ministers are due to hold their second round of talks in Geneva on how to secure Syria's chemical weapons. US officials said Thursday's meeting was comprehensive and lasted about an hour. Talks may continue beyond Friday.

This is a complete list of Wall Street CEOs prosecuted for their role in the financial crisis

USA - Five years after Lehman fell, taking the global economy along with it, a roll call of Wall Street CEOs serving time for their role in the crisis looks something like this: No one. Wall Street's lawyers are amazing.

Pope's right hand man says priests may be allowed to marry

VATICAN - The Pope’s new right-hand man has called for ‘discussion’ on the issue of celibacy within the Catholic Church. Archbishop Pietro Parolin, the new secretary of state of the Vatican, told Venezuelan newspaper El Universal that celibacy is tradition rather than law, and should be open to discussion.

Jerusalem Security Heightened for Yom Kippur Eve

TEMPLE MOUNT, JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - Thousands of Muslims are expected to riot after Friday prayers on the Temple Mount as Fatah’s armed branch, the Al Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade, has declared war and announced that it would give the “green light” to terrorist attacks targeting Israelis beginning on the eve of Yom Kippur.

You don’t have to believe in God to go to heaven, Pope Francis assures sceptics

VATICAN - In comments likely to enhance his progressive reputation, Pope Francis has written a long, open letter to the founder of La Repubblica newspaper, Eugenio Scalfari, stating that non-believers would be forgiven by God if they followed their consciences.

“Just what is an APOSTLE?”
Just what is an Apostle?

Today we find the Church of God in a “wilderness of religious confusion!”

The confusion is not merely around the Church – within the religions of the world outside – but WITHIN the very heart of The True Church itself!

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Listen to Me, You who know righteousness, You people in whose heart is My Law: …I have put My words in your mouth, I have covered you with the shadow of My hand, That I may plant the heavens, Lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, “you are My people” (Isaiah 51:7,16)