Los Angeles-area mosques vandalized
On the heels of the San Bernardino terror attack, two Los Angeles-area mosques were vandalized with spray paint and a fake hand grenade in what are being considered hate crimes.
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Franklin Graham on Muslim immigration: Not until they can be properly vetted or the 'war with Islam' is over
Despite the allegations of \"Islamophobia\" leveled against Presidential candidate Donald Trump, Franklin Graham says he has been arguing for a ban against Muslim immigration to America for months.
Born illegally, daughter thanks parents for being pro-life
Lisa Smiley\'s parents had six children—five daughters and one son—the three youngest of whom were born illegally during the time China enforced its one-child policy. Without her parents\' pro-life beliefs, Lisa would never have been born.
Christmas a 'Hotty Toddy Holiday' at Ole Miss
In an effort to be more inclusive, Ole Miss is excluding the word \"Christmas\" from its annual Christmas event.
John 3:16 no longer one of the most popular verses for sharing
YouVersion, a digital Bible app that works on every device, just shared its 2015 statistics, including its most shared verses by country—and John 3:16 isn\'t one of them.
'God Bless America' no extra fee license plates for Alabama in 2016
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley announced Wednesday no additional fee would be imposed against drivers who want their license plate to say \"God Bless America.\"
'War on Christmas' has champion in the Defend Christmas Freedom Hotline
For South Carolinians who fear their religious freedom rights are being violated in regards to Christmas or other holidays, the Defend Christmas Freedom Hotline is a source of legal advice.
SCANDAL: Gospel for Asia apologizes for 'pain and confusion' caused by financial accountability
Gospel for Asia (GFA), an organization under fire this year for financial accountability and treatment of its staff, apologized for failing to uphold accountability standards in an advertisement it took out in Christianity Today.
Archbishop Tobin settles Syrian refugees in Indiana despite governor's ban
Archbishop Joseph Tobin welcomed a Syrian refugee family of four to Indianapolis Monday night even though Gov. Mike Pence ordered no Syrian refugees to settle in the state.
Alcohol sales reflect changing demographic in American South
Christians in the South are worried about shifting trends in American religious practice that suggest churches and Biblical principles are going to be overrun and overruled by secular values like Sunday alcohol sales and Wednesday night sports practice.
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