Lawrence D Jones, Christian Post
More than 500 dead in Nigeria election violence
Death toll from violence after re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan now stands at 516
Donald Trump: Christianity is a 'wonderful religion'
Donald Trump says he goes to church as often as he can and never throws away the Bibles that are sent to him
South Korean Christians concerned over impact of changes to passport regulations
Missionaries from South Korea believe they are the target of new regulations that would revoke passports from those who commit illegal activities abroad.
Christian couple who turned to prayer instead of medicine found guilty of manslaughter
Pennsylvania Christian couple face 10 years in jail for manslaughter after relying on prayer instead of medical help to save sick son
T D Jakes tells Christians to pray for Eddie Long case
T D Jakes advises Christians to suspend judgement on Eddie Long until the facts are straight.
Appeals court extends hold on California gay marriages
A federal appeals court put an indefinite hold on California same-sex marriages Monday, overruling the order of a lower court judge who paved the way for such unions to commence on Wednesday.
New Kenyan constitution set to pass despite church opposition
Kenyan voters have overwhelmingly approved their countryâs new constitution, according to provisional results released by election officials on Thursday.
Thousands protest planned 'mega mosque' at Ground Zero
Thousands of protesters gathered around the corner of Liberty and Church Streets on Sunday to voice their opposition to a proposed âmega mosqueâ near New York Cityâs Ground Zero.
Obama's former pastor says he's 'toxic' to US Administration
The Rev Jeremiah Wright, the former pastor of Barack Obama, revealed in an originally private letter that his relationship with the president is pretty much non-existent since the first family withdrew their membership from the church he once led.
Vatican backs stem cell research initiative
The Vatican is throwing its support behind a new international research initiative to explore the therapeutic potential of intestinal stem cells.
Indonesia high court upholds blasphemy law
The Constitutional Court of Indonesia upheld the countryâs blasphemy law on Monday, arguing that the decades-old law is still needed to maintain public order among religious groups.
George Tiller murderer sentenced to life
The man who murdered prominent abortionist George Tiller said Thursday that the decision to do so was the âmost agonising and most stressfulâ he has ever had to make.
Spiritual support improves wellbeing of terminally ill, research finds
Terminally ill cancer patients who receive spiritual support from their medical team are, on average, found to be in a better state of being near death than those who do not, according to a recently published study.
Believers blend their own beliefs with God's, researchers find
Religious believers are particularly likely to use their own beliefs as a guide when reasoning about Godâs beliefs compared to when reasoning about other peopleâs beliefs, assert researchers.
Stanford researchers transform fat cells into stem cells
Researchers at Stanford University have transformed ordinary fat cells into embryonic-like stem cells, according to a paper published in the official journal of the United States National Academy of Sciences.
Former Miss California sues over defamation, religious discrimination
Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean filed a lawsuit against pageant officials for libel, slander, and religious discrimination on Monday, nearly three months after the crown was taken from her for reasons she says are untrue.