UN Commissioner: Time running out for Christianity in the Middle East
Refugee commissioner, himself a Christian, says more people are on the move globally than at any time since World War II, and few seem to care.
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Feds look into Hobby Lobby owners' acquisition of ancient artifacts
In what almost sounds like the latest installment of Indiana Jones, federal authorities are deep into an investigation about the acquisition of biblical relics and cultural antiquities from Mesopotamia by the Green family, owners of both Hobby Lobby and Mardel Christian Bookstores.
UN official: Children have a right to religious freedom, too
The rights of religious liberty belong to children as well as adults, but violence and political movements are threatening those rights, says the UN\'s special rapporteur on freedom of religion and belief.
Mormon leader calls out Christian clerk Kim Davis
An \"apostle\" within the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints says Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis was wrong to defy the law after the Supreme Court\'s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized same-sex marriage.
Pew: For the most religious, science and religion don't conflict
Pew study claims regular church attenders more likely to be accepting of science, but not evolution.
Trump tramples Carson's religious views; smugly touts his own 'Presbyterian' affiliation
Now trailing neurosurgeon Ben Carson in Iowa, Trump tries to dampen support for opponent by denigrating Seventh Day Adventist religion.
Horse sense: Christian cowboys ride to Oklahoma capitol with new Ten Commandments monument
Christian cowboys from Wichita Falls, Texas, is set to deliver a small Ten Commandments monument to Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin as a show of support.
ISIS to Palestinians: Keep killing Jews, 'the sons of apes and pigs'
ISIS promises it will \"soon, soon\" get to Jerusalem, but until then, Palestinians should continue their knife attacks and add vehicular homicide, bombs and throwing Jews off of \"high places\" to their repertoire of attacks.
Activists object to Christmas toy drive on Air Force base – and win
Can military personnel collect toys for a Christian charity serving orphans worldwide? Not on our watch, activists say.
Evangelicals divided: Statement from NAE softens stance on death penalty
The National Association of Evangelicals has added its name to the list of Christian organizations now questioning the death penalty in the United States, a resolution from the association said Oct. 15. The resolution critiques the fallible nature of human systems of justice and says the United ...
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