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20,000 ISIS fighters slain since July, but new recruits keep coming â US official
At least 20, 000 ISIL fighters have been killed by allied airstrikes since July, according a senior military officer.
Christian quarterback penalised for raising finger to thank God after big play in NY
More and more Christians are finding it difficult to express their faith in God in the United Statesâeven in the field of sports.
Huge 'invading army' of able-bodied Muslim men claiming to be refugees marching through Europe
A massive "army" of able-bodied Muslim men disguised as refugees is continuing to flood into Europe and the governments in the continent appear unwilling to consider the danger such an invasion poses on their own people, an American activist warned.
Germany rebuffs Israeli PM Netanyahu for blaming Palestinian, not Hitler, for killing of 6 million Jews
Even Germany was shocked when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Tuesday that the Holocaust, the mass slaughter of 6 million Jews during World War II, was instigated not by German Führer Adolf Hitler but by a Palestinian religious leader named Haj Amin al-Husseini, the mufti of Jerusalem at that time who was a Nazi sympathiser.
The most influential religion in the West (clue: it's not Christianity)
In its most extreme forms it's repressive, demeans human dignity and leads to horrendous consequences.
The only album you need this Christmas...
If you only buy one Christmas album this year â make sure it's this one. It's sure to be the best one out there...
Joyce Meyer: Why do we often avoid prayer?
Joyce Meyer gave an insight into prayer, why it is important and the reasons we often avoid it in her daily devotional.
Muslims feel 'under siege' in US - Ahmed Mohamed's move to Qatar inevitable
The decision for Ahmed Mohamed and his family to move to Qatar is no surprise considering the lingering ant-Muslim sentiment that leads many American Muslims to feel "under siege", according to a spokesperson for a national Muslim-American group.
Word of Life Church attack: They beat us with electrical cord, says surviving brother
Christopher Leonard, who was severely beaten in a church alongside his brother, who was killed, testified against his half-sister yesterday.
Women are beaten and abused: Why a Christian peer is trying to ban advertising for prostitutes
We went for coffee with the Christian peer who will introduce a bill to ban prostitution adverts tomorrow.
State torture, rape and murder? As long as you pay up, the World Bank doesn't mind
The UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights has launched a swingeing attack on the World Bank.
#PrayForJosh: Boy believes he was healed from cancer by prayer
A Northern Ireland teenager cured of cancer has said he knew he would be because God "is looking after me".
One in three US adults do not believe in evolution, says new survey
Nearly a third of American adults take a creationist view of the universe and oppose the Darwinian view of evolution, believing humans and other living things have "existed in their present form since the beginning of time," according to new research.
Indonesia begins church demolitions under Islamist pressure
Authorities in Indonesia's Aceh province have demolished three churches, claiming that they lacked the proper building permits.
Netanyahu's Holocaust claims: Why they don't stand up
Israel's President Benjamin Netanyahu sparked controversy yesterday by a speech in which he blamed the Holocaust on a Palestinian.
Highly respected Church of England bishop was a paedophile
The shocking revelations about the late Bishop George Bell came after the Church of England disclosed it had apologised and paid damages to a survivor.