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Ben Carson defends comment connecting Hillary Clinton to activist who hailed Lucifer
Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson defended his comment linking Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to Chicago-based community organizer Saul Alinsky, who wrote a book on activism in 1971 where he mentioned Lucifer.
FBI special agent called out for omitting God from U.S. Pledge of Allegiance
An FBI special agent has been called out for omitting the words "under God" when he cited the Pledge of Allegiance during a press conference on Monday about Sunday's fatal shooting of three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Have Western churches and governments abandoned millions of Christians in this 'fractured country'?
If this huge country breaks apart due to political and religious conflicts, the global impact "will be unbelievable."
Apologist and former Muslim Nabeel Querishi reveals he asked God to kill him after his conversion
As a young Muslim boy, Christian apologist Nabeel Qureshi did not think he would become a Christian. He was a proud Muslim and loved Islam, so there was no chance for him to convert. But a friend of his, who was a Christian, kept debating with him about Islam and Christianity.
Christianity is this ancient country's key to survival: Where people defend their faith 'to the last drop of blood'
This ancient Christian country coveted by major powers is showing the world how a nation can survive by never relenting in its defence of its faith.
Stephen Curry's wife Ayesha credits Christian faith for helping family move on from NBA loss: 'Nothing is ever really that bad'
It seems like the Golden State Warriors' fans took the team's loss during the NBA finals this year worse than point guard Stephen Curry's own wife Ayesha did, since the Christian wife has learned to rely on God to make any bad situation better.
Mother of Sandy Hook victim says prayer got her through the ordeal of losing her child
Jennifer Hubbard credits prayer with keeping her sane through one of the most difficult times of her life.
Channel 4 News presenter complains to press watchdog over hijab row
The Channel 4 News presenter Fatima Manji has complained to the press watchdog over comments made by Kelvin MacKenzie in his column for the Sun questioning her suitability to co-present the programme wearing a hijab during the Nice attack.
Hints of shift in government refusal to declare ISIS genocide
The UK government may re-consider its refusal to recognise ISIS atrocities against Christians, Yazidis and other religious minorities as genocide.
Church signs promise: catch Pokémon outside, get saved by Jesus inside
The churches have responded to the Pokémon Go craze by reaching out to the sought after teen generation, finding fun and imaginative ways to "compel them to come in".
3 reasons why giving can be spiritually dangerous
Matthew's account of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount contains some of Jesus' most challenging teaching.
Child abuse, the Church and the Goddard inquiry: Why we should all pray it succeeds
The abuse of children by people who ought to be caring for them is the ultimate betrayal.
New exhibition at Durham shows spread of early Christianity in Britain
Durham Cathedral tomorrow opens its doors to a new £3.9 million exhibition telling the history of the 923-year-old building and its 14th century monastic life, with treasures from the past and present.
US cardinal says Islam 'wants to govern the world'
Cardinal Raymond Burke, a Rome-based prelate, said he was not seeking to be "disrespectful" to Islam or to "generate hostility", adding that Muslims "are lovely people" and can speak "in a very peaceful manner about questions of religion."
China bans churches 'to create safe environment' for G20 summit
Chinese authorities have banned churches "to create a safe environment" when world leaders arrive in the eastern city of Hangzhou for the G20 summit in September, according to local reports.
Rabbis oppose Britain's Chief Rabbi in faith schools controversy
Nearly 70 British rabbis have written to the new Education Secretary Justine Greening objecting to the Chief Rabbi's plea for new faith schools to be able to select all pupils on a faith basis.