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Sunday December 9, 2007
• Australia: Radical Christians blame sinners for droughtTuesday October 9, 2007
• Sect leader got rough deal, says Australia’s treasurerMonday October 8, 2007
• God supposedly tells Australian Christian leader who is going to be next prime ministerMonday June 25, 2007
• Church and Islamic council bury hatchetFriday January 19, 2007
• Australia: PM defends message sent to Catch the Fire Ministries• Australia: PM’s message to controversial sect
Wednesday December 20, 2006
• Pastors’ toil and troubleThursday December 14, 2006
• Court rules in favor of Australian pastors, accused of vilifying IslamThursday June 30, 2005
• Debate on the merits of hate-speech lawsThursday June 23, 2005
• Pastors reject apology order over Koran commentsWednesday May 4, 2005
• Pastor: no apology to MuslimsThursday March 31, 2005
• Hatred law needs overhaul: churchesMonday December 20, 2004
• Verdict in ‘Vilifying Islam’ Case Exposes Christian Fault LinesSaturday December 18, 2004
• Christian Pastors Found Guilty of Vilifying IslamThursday March 4, 2004
• When legal absurdity is watched world-wideTuesday November 4, 2003
• Hate case judge assures Americans no one is going to prison
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