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Koran Burning is comparable to crucifying Christ, says Piper
Burning the Koran is to Muslims what the crucifixion of Christ is to Christians, evangelical pastor John Piper believes.
Churches concerned over humanitarian situation in Libya
Churches have voiced âserious concernâ over the provision of aid and protection of people at risk in Libya.
Blasphemy trial of Christians in Iran postponed
The trial of five Christians charged with blasphemy in Iran has been postponed due to a lack of evidence.
Christian couple urge Derby City Council to reconsider their foster application
A Christian couple prevented from becoming foster parents because of their views on homosexuality have re-submitted an application with Derby City Council.
The perfect version of ourselves
It can solve any problem. It can unlock your potential. But once the world is yours, everyone wants a piece . . . Worth the risk? What would you do?
Tutu says Ivory Coast needs reconciliation, not retaliation
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Elders group of global leaders have condemned the violence and âgrave violations of human rightsâ in the Ivory Coast.
More confused spirituality from Lady Gaga?
The second single from Lady Gagaâs new album âBorn This Wayâ has been leaked across the Internet, giving audiences a glimpse into Mother Monsterâs dark side ... or darker side.
London churches set to go carbon neutral
The Church of England is helping churches in London to lower their energy use and carbon footprint.
Church leader criticises Coalition over delays to child poverty strategy
A senior minister in the Church of Scotland has questioned the Coalitionâs commitment to addressing child poverty.
New director for Theos think tank
Elizabeth Hunter has been appointed as the new director of theology think tank Theos.
Seeking divine intervention in Mexico's violent border region
In answer to cries from people on both sides of the US-Mexico border, faith leaders are launching a joint prayer and fasting initiative this month to seek divine intervention in resolving border problems, and the drug cartel violence and trafficking plaguing the region.
Evangelicals âdeeply concernedâ by violence in Ivory Coast
As United Nations and French forces move in on Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo, the World Evangelical Alliance is calling upon Christians to pray for the country âduring this extremely difficult timeâ.
Irish Church leaders decry âinhumanityâ of policemanâs murder
Church leaders in Ireland have condemned Saturdayâs murder of a Catholic police officer in Omagh.
Atheist Christopher Hitchens admits admiration for 'timeless' King James Bible
Atheist Christopher Hitchens paid tribute to the King James Bible, offering rare praises to a book containing the Word of God.