Republican presidential candidate and former Ohio Gov. John Kasich claims he\'ll establish a new agency to promote Judeo-Christian values abroad in an effort to combat Islamic extremism.
First Baptist Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress, who has said Satan is the father of Islam, calls on the American government to enact a \"biblical response\" to Islamic terrorism – bombing them in order to protect U.S. citizens from their threats.
Is more secularism the answer to Islamic terror? Certainly not, a retired Anglican bishop who works on behalf of the persecuted church says. The only force he says is capable of unifying Europe and preserving western civilization is Christianity.
An Army sergeant stationed in South Korea has a message about the Islamic State and other \"distractions\" placed before Christians in the last days.
A call to a Missouri Republican state senator\'s office sounds like a threatening call from the Ku Klux Klan in the 1960s. Filled with references to the death of Christianity in America, the caller said he and his associates want to see the senator swinging from a rope.
A Coptic Christian Church in Minya, Egypt, burned down by the Muslim Brotherhood in the wake of the Arab Spring riots, has been rebuilt by the Egyptian military.
On Sunday Muslim and Jewish leaders in Paris together condemned the terror attack carried out by operatives of the Islamic State, as did Muslim and Jewish leaders throughout Europe and the Middle East.
Hundreds of Mormons resigned from the LDS church Saturday after its leadership announced earlier in November that children of same-sex parents cannot be baptized in the church. But the church argues the media is driving the resignations with misinformation.
In its first abortion-related case in nearly a decade, the Supreme Court will decide if a Texas state law which requires abortion clinics to meet certain medical standards to remain open is a violation of the abortion rights the high court created in 1973 in Roe v. Wade.
The cardinal of Hong Kong is urging Catholics to elect candidates for local public office who hold traditional views on the family and marriage and oppose proposals to open Hong Kong to same-sex marriage.