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China Still Exists; Beijing’s Doomsday Problem Persists
The People’s Republic of China, like the rest of the world, still existed as of 19:30 PST on December 21st, 2012. U.F.O.-watchers had gathered in Hunan, anti-cult organisations had issued reassuring text messages, and the United Nations’ had denied on its official Sina Weibo account that it sold tickets for an ark. Meanwhile, the number of ‘Almighty God’ “cultists̶December 21, 2012 7:29 PM
China to Banish Superstition, Promote Knowledge
Reuters covers State Administration of Religious Affairs director Wang Zuoan‘s position on the importance of discou
Beijing Cautions New Pope on Meddling in China
The relationship between Beijing and the Vatican is a tense one. While the Vatican has been criticized by China for its t
March 14, 2013 2:52 PM
Christian Fundamentalists Targeting Tibetans
While some Christian missionaries in China aim to fill spaces left by the suppression of traditional values and decline o
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