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• President of John MacArthur-linked Christian liberal arts university resigns
  The president of a Christian liberal arts university where California Pastor John MacArthur serves as chancellor has offered his resignation.
• China Aid's Bob Fu granted restraining order against protestors, billionaire Chinese media executive
  Chinese-American Pastor and China Aid founder Bob Fu has been granted a restraining order from protestors who gathered outside his home last year, forcing the family to remain in protective custody for several months. 
• Archdiocese of New Orleans says Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine is 'morally compromised'
  A Roman Catholic diocese is urging the faithful to refrain from taking one of the available coronavirus vaccines due to its use of aborted fetal cells in production and testing.
• 19-y-o North Dakota student who survived near-fatal crash was found praying at wreck
  Broden Frolek, a 19-year-old North Dakota State University student who suffered multiple fractures and brain injury after a near-fatal crash last fall, says he now prays multiple times a day as his family credits God with saving his life.
• NY university suspends conservative student who criticized transgender ideology
  A student at State University of New York Geneseo claims he was suspended from the education program for his conservative Instagram posts regarding gender and leftist ideologies.
• Amazon stops streaming Clarence Thomas documentary during Black History Month
  Amazon has stopped streaming a critically acclaimed PBS documentary on Justice Clarence Thomas, the only black justice currently serving on the U.S. Supreme Court, during Black History Month.
• Supreme Court blocks county’s ban on indoor worship gatherings, calls 9th Circuit ruling 'erroneous'
  The U.S. Supreme Court has blocked a California county’s ban on indoor worship services weeks after officials ordered places of worship to remain closed until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic even though the high court had weeks earlier lifted a statewide ban on religious gatherings.

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