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Protect people, not just cows, says India's senior Catholic bishop
Cardinal Baselios Cleemis has targeted hardline Hindu nationalists after a nun was raped.
Afghanistan: US delays pull-out, will keep military bases open
The US judges that the new president still needs help against the Taliban.
Navy rejects claim that chaplain was fired because of his faith
Navy rejects claim that chaplain was fired because of his faith
Tim Tebow works out with the Philadelphia Eagles
An NFL return may be in the future of former star quarterback Tim Tebow.
Mormon Church affirms that members can support gay marriage without fear of excommunication
Mormon Church affirms that members can support gay marriage without fear of excommunication
Jessa Duggar ready to start a family
Jessa and Ben Seewald's wedding may have been the focus of Tuesday night's episode of "19 Kids & Counting," but the couple was already discussing the possibility of adding to their family.
Sephora's 'Underage Red' lipstick draws criticism
A makeup line sold in Sephora is raising eyebrows because of the name of one of its bold, red lipsticks.
Stores and schools close following gang rape of elderly nun in India
A stunned town in West Bengal state, India ordered the closure of businesses and schools following the gang rape of an elderly nun on Friday.
'God's Not Dead' producer asks for prayers, donations in ALS battle
'God's Not Dead' producer asks for prayers, donations in ALS battle
Ten Christian T-shirt puns to save the world
I'm sure it's just me, but I've never seen anyone wearing a Christian t-shirt in the street. Go to a Christian festival, and they're everywhere; go into town on a Saturday afternoon... not so much.
FBI probes hacking of Christian school website
The FBI has joined the probe into the hacking of a Christian school website in Virginia, the third organisation in the area to be victimised this year.
Hacker group Anonymous releases Twitter accounts of 9,200 ISIS supporters
Hacker group Anonymous is once again hitting back at the Islamic State by releasing details of 9,200 Twitter accounts belonging to the extremist group's supporters.
Westerners make 'pathetic' excuses for not going to church each week compared to the persecuted who risk death to practise their faith
Going to church is a necessity for Christians, even if they don't feel like going all the time, experts claim.
Budget 2015: What you need to know
A careful budget from George Osborne needs to be read carefully.
Richard Madden hopes audiences will learn from Cinderella just how powerful love is
Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella is the embodiment of kindness and bravery, but lead actor Richard Madden who plays Prince Charming in the film believes that audiences can learn a lot about the power of love from the characters too.
Being good to people is in God's DNA, says Kirk Franklin
Superheroes never die, says Christian artist Kirk Franklin, in the same way that God will never stop being good.