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Trump says he goes to Manhattan church, but latter says he's not an active member
Republican presidential bet Donald Trump, who said his favorite book is the Bible, said Thursday that he attends a Manhattan church but the church announced that the business magnate is a not an active member.
10 Bible verses about anger
Anger is often considered an 'unholy' emotion, and one that Christians should avoid. Of course, we need to keep it in check, but righteous anger is repeatedly referenced throughout scripture. Here are 10 verses to show what the Bible has to say about it.
Baptism: Six reasons why it's just easier to do babies
Baptist students at theological college are advised to practise beforehand in a local swimming pool.
Explainer: Is it true only Christians will be saved?
Explainer: Is it true only Christians will be saved?
Refugee children, close to death, found in van in Austria
Three young children suffering from dehydration and close to death have been rescued from a van crammed with 26 refugees from Syria, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, Austrian police said on Saturday.
President Obama needs just 4 more Senate votes to assure survival of Iran nuke deal
The White House's lobbying for the Iran deal has gained another supporter.
Christian group occupies Philippine highway for second night
Thousands of members of a Christian group occupied a busy highway in Manila for a second night on Saturday, protesting against what they say is government intrusion in church affairs.
Thai police hunt more suspects after Bangkok bomb arrest
Police probing Thailand's deadliest bombing widened their search for more suspects on Sunday after a foreigner was arrested and stacks of fake passports and bomb-making materials found during a raid on a Bangkok apartment block.
NASA rover appears to show photos of spaceship, pyramid, even mermaid on Mars
Eagle-eyed conspiracy theorists did some research of their own, zoomed into to photos of rocks on Mars' surface sent by the NASA spacecraft and found intriguing images of what appears to be a spaceship, a mouse, an iguana, a pyramid, a woman and even a mermaid.
Derick Dillard says life with Jill Duggar 'has just gotten better' since their marriage
Not everybody from the now cancelled Christian reality show "19 Kids and Counting" is feeling down in the dumps when they found out that Josh Duggar has been unfaithful to his wife Anna by using the cheating website Ashley Madison. Sure, the scandal affected them negatively, but that does not mean that they are not moving on with their lives.
Joyce Meyer shares tips on how people can stay positive even during tough times
Well-known Christian speaker and author Joyce Meyer has found out that people's minds, mouths, and attitudes are all intricately connected - first they think, then their thoughts become words that they speak, and these two things then become moods and attitudes.
Rick Warren: To know where your heart is, just look at where you put your money
The Bible verse Matthew 6:21 says, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."
What should Christians do if they find out their pastors are on Ashley Madison list?
Ever since the Ashley Madison hack surfaced, many men and women have trembled in fear that their adulterous affairs would come into light and they would be exposed as frauds, and as many as 400 church leaders - pastors, elders, staff, deacon, and more - are probably going to resign from their posts because of it.
Most women who seek abortion just afraid, confused, need support â pro-life advocate
Most women who seek abortion are just confused and will choose to keep their unborn babies if given proper help, according to the leader of the pro-life group, Heartbeat of Miami.
'Thank God we are alive': Iraqi Christians hold on to faith in face of ISIS persecution
Thousands Iraqi Christians being persecuted and threatened by the jihadist organisation Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) are still thankful to God for keeping them safe and alive.
Vatican denies alleged papal endorsement of kids' book promoting homosexuality
Pope Francis does not support the children's book that promotes homosexual couples, the Vatican clarified on Friday after the media interpreted as papal endorsement a letter to the author of the controversial book sent by one of the Pope's staff members.