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Input: Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. ||||| Now Piers Morgan tells Americans the Bible is 'flawed' (and he doesn't think much of their US constitution either) 
  
 Comes after a petition to have him deported after he criticised pro gun campaigners attracts more than 84 ,000 signatures 
  
 A second petition set up to make him stay 'as British do not want him' 
  
  
  
 CNN host Piers Morgan has said he believes the Bible and the U.S. Constitution are 'inherently flawed' and that the Bible needs an amendment changing its stance on same-sex marriage. 
  
  
  
 The bold statements come days after the British journalist divided America with his strict stance on gun laws following the Sandy Hook massacre, even sparking e-petitions to deport him. 
  
 While interviewing Pastor Rick Warren on his CNN show, he said: 'Both the Bible and the Constitution were well intentioned but they are basically, inherently flawed. Hence, the need to amend it.' 
  
 Warren, who is against same-sex marriage replied: 'Not a chance. What I believe is flawed is human opinion, because it constantly changes.' 
  
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 Outspoken: In an interview with Pastor Rick Warren, Piers Morgan called the Bible 'flawed' 
  
 Opinionated: He said that the Bible should be amended to change its stance on gay rights 
  
 'But you and I know the Bible is, in many places, a flawed document,' Morgan continued. 'My point to you about gay rights for example - it's time for an amendment to the Bible. You should compile a new Bible.' 
  
 With Warren responding that he believes that the Bible reveals the truth - and the truth is never outdated - Morgan quipped: 'We’re going to agree to disagree on that.' 
  
 His remarks sparked anger among conservatives, including Paul Kengor, the executive director of The Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College. 
  
 'It's remarkable to watch secular liberals like Piers Morgan assume unto themselves the extraordinary authority to divine what in the Bible is true and what is not, what is flawed and what is not, and where certain "amendments" supposedly need to occur,' he told Fox News . 
  
 Movement: It comes after he upset Americans with his stance on guns, sparking petitions to deport him 
  
 Now a second petition on the White House website now insists he must stay in the US, not only because he has a constitutional right to free speech but also 'more important' because 'no one in the UK wants him back' 
  
 It is just the latest of Morgan's outspoken opinions to be spotlighted after he offended thousands of Americans with his anti-gun remarks. 
  
 He has demanded tighter U.S. gun laws following the Sandy Hook massacre and last week on Piers Morgan Tonight, he interviewed a gun advocate and called him an 'unbelievably stupid man'. 
  
 On December 21, a man in Texas launched a petition on the White House e-petition website demanding Morgan be deported immediately for 'exploiting his position as a national network television host to stage attacks against the rights of American citizens'. 
  
  
  
 The petition accuses Morgan of engaging in a 'hostile attack against the U.S. Constitution' by targeting the Second Amendment - the right to bear arms. 
  
  
  
 Anger: People took to Twitter to lambast his latest remarks, adding to the voices who want him deported 
  
 It has already garnered more than 84,000 signatures - far exceeding the 25,000 signature threshold required to get a White House response. 
  
  
  
 But Morgan seemed unfazed by the effort to oust him. 
  
  
  
 In a series of Twitter messages, he urged his followers to sign the petition and in response to one article about the petition even said: 'Bring it on'. 
  
  
  
 He wrote: 'If I do get deported from America for wanting fewer gun murders, are there any other countries that will have me?' 
  
 But a second petition on the same website now insists he must stay in the US, not only because he has a constitutional right to free speech but also - 'more important' - because 'no one in the UK wants him back'. 
  
 Response: The White House defended the freedom of speech and the press on Wednesday in a long-awaited response to an online petition to deport CNN host Piers Morgan over his views on gun control 
  
 Hundreds have signed the 'Keep Piers Morgan in the USA' petition after it was proposed by Janusz Jasinski, a Birmingham-based website designer. 
  
  
  
 To add to the former newspaper editor's embarrassment, a third petition is calling on Home Secretary Theresa May to stop him from returning to Britain. 
  
 Appearing on the US website Change.org it has so far attracted more than 100 signatures and states: 'We got rid of him once and why should we have to suffer again. The Americans wanted him so they should put up with him.' ||||| By Todd Starnes 
  
 CNN host Piers Morgan said he believes the Bible and the U.S. Constitution are “inherently flawed” and asserted that it’s time for the Bible’s position on gay rights to be amended. 
  
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 “It’s flawed,” Morgan said during an interview with evangelical pastor and author Rick Warren. “Both the Bible and the Constitution were well-intentioned, but they are basically, inherently flawed – hence the need to amend it. 
  
 “I do not believe the Bible is flawed,” Warren said. “What I believe is flawed is human opinion because it constantly changes.” 
  
 The British-born talk show host held his ground during a lengthy conversation about the Bible and gay rights. 
  
 “But you and I know the Bible is, in many places a flawed document,” Morgan said – a point of disagreement with Pastor Warren. 
  
 “My point to you about gay rights for example – it’s time for an amendment to the Bible,” Morgan told Warren. “You should compile a new Bible.” 
  
 “Not a chance,” Warren replied. “I willingly admit, willingly admit that I base my worldview on the Bible which I believe is true. And my definition of truth is – if it’s new it’s not true. If it was true a thousand years ago, it’ll be true a thousand years from today. Opinion changes but truth doesn’t.” 
  
 “We’re going to agree to disagree on that,” Morgan said. 
  
 Robert Jeffress, pastor of the historic First Baptist Church of Dallas, Tex., told Fox News that Morgan was incredibly off-base with his remarks. 
  
 “For Morgan to label God’s divine revelation as ‘flawed’ because it doesn’t confirm to his own opinion is the epitome of arrogance,” he said. “My guess is that the Bible will be around a lot longer than Morgan’s program.” 
  
 Paul Kengor, the executive director of The Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College, told Fox News that to doubt the Constitution is one thing, “but to assume the infallible authority to judge the words of God is something else altogether.” 
  
 “It’s quite ironic that at this sacred time of year, Christmas, we’d be talking about truth allegedly changing and the need to amend sacred Scripture,” Kengor said. “It’s also remarkable to watch secular liberals like Piers Morgan assume unto themselves the extraordinary authority to divine what in the Bible is true and what is not, what is flawed and what is not, and where certain “amendments” supposedly need to occur. Do they fully realize precisely what powers they are proclaiming?” 
  
 But Jeffress did find a silver lining in Morgan’s comments. 
  
 “At least Piers Morgan recognizes what many Christians fail to comprehend– that both the Bible and the Constitution define marriage as a union between a man and a woman,” he added. 
  
 The CNN host has been under fire in recent days after he launched a crusade for gun control laws in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. 
  
 He used his Twitter account to call Wayne LaPierre, the head of the National Rifle, a “dangerous, dim-witted, deluded menace to American safety.” 
  
 During an interview on his CNN program Morgan called Gun Owners of America executive director Larry Pratt a liar and an idiot. 
  
 “You’re an unbelievably stupid man, aren’t you?” Morgan asked Pratt. 
  
 “You don’t give a damn, do you, about the gun murder rate in America?” Morgan asked. “You don’t actually care.” 
  
 That encounter led to the creation of a petition on the White House website calling for Morgan to be deported. Tens of thousands of people have signed the petition alleging that “British citizen and CNN television host Piers Morgan is engaged in a hostile attack against the U.S. Constitution by targeting the Second Amendment.” 
  
 But it appears there may be some people in England who would prefer that Morgan stay on the American side of the Atlantic Ocean. 
  
 A second petition on the “We the People” website was launched called, “Keep Piers Morgan in the USA.” 
  
 “There are two very good reasons for this,” the petition states. “Firstly, the First Amendment. Second and the most important point, no one in the UK wants him back.” 
  
 The petition was reportedly started by a Briton and now has more than 5,000 signers. 
  
 A third petition calls for the White House to keep Morgan in the country to protect his Constitutional rights. That petition has more than 1,000 signers. 
  
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Output:
Is Piers Morgan bucking for a new petition to get him deported? Following one to have him sent to Britain over his views on guns—and another by Brits refusing to take him back—the suddenly controversial CNN host called the Bible "inherently flawed," reports the Daily Mail. He made the bold statement this week while interviewing pastor Rick Warren about gay rights. "Both the BIble and the Constitution were well-intentioned but they are basically, inherently flawed," said Morgan. "Hence, the need to amend it." "Not a chance," Warren responded. "What I believe is flawed is human opinion, because it constantly changes." But Morgan kept charging: "My point to you about gay rights for example—it's time for an amendment to the Bible. You should compile a new Bible." In the end he was civil, saying they could "agree to disagree," but conservative Christians quickly returned fire, reports Fox News. "For Morgan to label God’s divine revelation as 'flawed' because it doesn't confirm to his own opinion is the epitome of arrogance," said a Baptist pastor in Dallas. "My guess is that the Bible will be around a lot longer than Morgan’s program."