ADAM AND EVE, PEOPLE OF NOD, AND DNA

The latest theory from science concerning how far back humans go, now includes the hypothesis that there was not Adam and Eve only at the beginning, but there must have been an original population of about 10,000. Main stream evolutionary thought proposes that an early population of about 10,000 human type ancestors were the base of the homo-erectus population we have today, and no one Adam or Eve can account for the genetic sequencing we observe today.

Randall Isacc, executive director of the American Scientific

ANNE GRAHAM LOTZ: GOD'S JUDGMENT IS COMING ON AMERICA

Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of famous evangelist Billy Graham, has warned that the end times are near and that God’s judgment will be poured out on America.

"Our nation is in a mess. Why? Could it be because America is losing God's blessing? His favor. Could our sin be provoking His judgment? Judgment that is not necessarily in the form of a nuclear dirty bomb, or another ISIS attack, or an economic collapse. But a Romans 1 judgment as God backs out of our national life and turns us over to ourselves," Lotz wrote on her website Wednesday.

The Christian Post reports that Graham recalled the Old Testament story of God punishing the nation

PASTOR AND HIS WIFE PRAY OVER UNCONSCIOUS BOY AND HE IS MIRACULOUSLY RESTORED TO LIFE

A California pastor and his wife prayed over an unconscious young boy who had been hit by a truck, and say they witnessed a miracle as God brought him back to life.

Breaking Christian News reports that Pastor Eric Angeles and his wife, Ruth, live in Norwalk, California where Eric is the leader of New Hope International Christian Center.

Angeles says he was at home with his wife when they heard a loud noise and rushed outside to find a boy hit by a pick-up truck.

"The boy was motionless," Eric told CBN News.

Ruth rushed over to the boy who was surrounded by his distraught parents. 

AMERICAN IDOL WINNER SAYS HIS VICTORY WAS 'GOD'S WILL'

Trent Harmon, the winner of the fifteenth and final season of American Idol, attributed his victory to “God’s will.”

Harmon, who worked on his family’s farm and in his family’s restaurant in Mississippi, wowed judges Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez, and Harry Connick, Jr. with his voice. He also stole the hearts of fans, ultimately going on to win the show’s final season and take his place among previous American Idol winners such as Carrie Underwood and Jordin Sparks.

Christian Today reports that when Harmon was announced as the winner, he

TED CRUZ’S FAITH: WHAT DOES HE REALLY BELIEVE?

Presidential candidate Ted Cruz is not a dominionist, Robert Gagnon and Edith Humphrey writes in a column for Christianity Today.

According to the article, Gagnon and Edith— both professors at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary—  point out that dominion theology refers to Christians who want to take over the government and other facets of society, such as business, arts, entertainment, education and

NIGERIAN MILITARY CREATES REHAB PROGRAM FOR BOKO HARAM FIGHTERS

Now that Nigeria is making headway against Boko Haram, it faces a new challenge created by terrorists who voluntarily surrender their weapons. How can the country reintegrate the former fighters into society and ensure they won’t become a future security threat?

The current solution involves a rehabilitation camp established by the Nigerian military to repatriate surrendered Boko Haram fighters and encourage others to abandon the insurgency.

Operation Safe Corridor will take the terrorists through various vocational training sessions to help them become productive citizens, said Defense Ministry spokesman Rabe Abubakar. He urged other

KANYE WEST RELEASES HYMN-LIKE SONG ON NEW ALBUM

Hip hop artist Kanye West recently released his new album The Life of Pablo, which includes a song called “Ultralight Prayer” that sounds more like a hymn than a hip hop song.

Charisma News notes that the song is sweet and sounds like a song that might be sung in church.

“Ultralight Prayer” is an extension of the song “Ultralight Beam” on the album. West actually does not add his vocals to the song. Instead, gospel artist Kirk Franklin can be heard on the track saying,