President Obama Criticized By September 11th Families

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The families and survivors of the September 11th terrorist attack in America, gathered at Ground Zero today, to commemorate the tragedy that occurred in 2001, in the wake of the death of Osama Bin Laden, who is said to be the mastermind behind the nefarious plot.

Some of the families gathered, criticized President Barack Obama, for as they say, making the event about him and turning it into a publicity ploy, due to his reelection bid. People at the event also expressed concerned that the President is refusing to release customary corpse photos to prove Osama Bin Laden was actually killed during a May 1, 2011 raid on his Abbottabad, Pakistan home.

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Study: Prayer Heals

A recently published mainstream study stated "Prayer Heals." This is something Christians have known for centuries. Many Christians have witnessed as people struggling with life threatening infirmities, made miraculous recoveries. Christians have experienced this as well. Faith is able to make a tremendous difference in people's lives and should never be underestimated.

Prayer heals, study finds

Prayer heals when it's close-up and personal, and there's a study to prove it. It's not just any kind of prayer, but "proximal intercessory prayer," or PIP -- when one or more people pray for someone in that person's presence and often with physical contact -- that was found by a team of doctors, scientists and religious experts to have remarkable results in healing some patients.

A team of medical doctors and scientists led by Indiana University professor of religion Candy Gunther Brown found in the study, conducted in rural Mozambique, that prayer brought "highly significant" improvements to hearing-impaired participants and significant changes to the visually impaired...

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Mo'Nique Mad At Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey

Based on reports, Oscar winning actress, Mo'Nique (nee Imes), is angry with fellow talk show host, Oprah Winfrey, for inviting her brother, Gerald Imes, on her show to confess he molested her. Mo'Nique contends Imes lied to Oprah, as did her family during the telecast, to minimize the extent of the sexual abuse. Imes also issued what was perceived as a half-hearted apology.

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Clearly, molestation and incest is a terrible thing to talk about. However, it must be undertaken honestly within a family, ideally at the victim's choosing, privately or publicly, to begin the healing process.

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During a highly controversial interview on The Oprah Winfrey Show Monday, Mo’Nique’s brother Gerald Imes admitted to having abused his little sister over a period of a few years when they were both children...

RadarOnline.com is reporting that the Precious star, who agreed to the sit-down, is furious with the way it turned out and feels that her brother lied through his teeth.

“She was particularly upset that Gerald lied to Oprah that he molested her while she was sleeping because she was wide awake and scared of him,” a source divulged. “Also, she is angry that he did not get any help or enter a rehab and she does not trust him around children.”...

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