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'Time to bring God back into our country,' Ben Carson urges Americans
Republican presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson, who is closely trailing behind GOP frontrunner and business mogul Donald Trump said that it is high time people of faith take action so that America will be restored to its former glory.
Australian prelate Cardinal Pell denies he is a rebel at odds with the Pope
Cardinal Pell emphasised that in a universal church, doctrine does not change from one country to the next.
Synod on Family should face up to gay issues, says English bishop
One of two English bishops at the Synod on the Family in Rome has said he is "concerned" that the cardinals and archbishops are failing to address homosexuality.
The Good Book? Why we still believe the Bible, in spite of all the bloodshed
One of the things that strikes any thoughtful reader of the Bible is the sheer quantity of blood that soaks its pages.
Group that wants to scrap 'God bless the military' sign now wants to include Satan, Allah and Odin in the greeting
The same group that wanted to take down the "God bless the military" sign in the Marine Corps Base in Hawaii is now demanding that additional signs be put up including Satan, Allah, Odin, and many others just to accommodate other beliefs.
Dawkins and damnation: Is our faith compromised by fear of punishment?
The doctrine of eternal punishment hovers over our evangelistic efforts as a bird of prey hovers over a field vole.
Cameron criticises bishops over refugee letter
David Cameron has criticised the bishops who wrote a letter condemning the UK's approach to refugees, coming close to saying they are encouraging people to make the dangerous journey to Europe.
Praying coach Joe Kennedy gets support from Kendrick brothers of 'War Room'
Combat veteran and football coach Joe Kennedy made the news when he was prohibited by the Bremerton school district from conducting prayers with his players after each game. But the Christian coach remains adamant that he has the right to pray, and committed to keep doing so at the risk of losing his job.
IRA still exists but in 'a much reduced form' NI Secretary says
The IRA's "army council" still exists, the secretary of state for Northern Ireland has said today.
Protests as Chinese President begins controversial state visit to the UK
The Chinese President, Xi Jinping, is beginning an extravagant state visit to the UK today.
Jessa Seewald gets royal treatment from her mother-in-law Guinn and friend Sierra as she nears childbirth
Jessa Seewald is due to give birth to baby Quincy this November, and it seems like the anticipation is just too exciting for her mother-in-law and good friend Sierra since they have been making the expectant mother feel like a queen.
Iraqi priest tells how ISIS forced 100,000 Christians to flee from Mosul in just 24 hours
Jihadi fanatics forced 100,000 Christians to flee the Iraqi city of Mosul in one night in a genocidal campaign of ethnic cleansing; Father Douglas Bazi revealed how to Express.co.uk.
Will Graham shares 4 ways how people can show appreciation of their pastors
Billy Graham's grandson Will Graham, who is also the executive director of Christian training center The Cove is highlighting the importance of Pastor Appreciation Month this October by sharing four ways on how people can let their pastors know they care for them and appreciate everything they've done for them.
US evangelicals soften their line on death penalty
The National Association of Evangelicals' resolution backs away from its previous strong support for capital punishment.
'Black Jesus' Season 2 returns; Drug-taking, F-word spewing Jesus angers Christians - Advertiser withdraws support
Cable network Adult Swim has announced it is renewing controversial late night TV show "Black Jesus." The announcement has been met with backlash for the show's depiction of a so-called modern day Jesus, who wears a hood, smokes marijuana and loves to spew the F-word. At least one advertiser has withdrawn its commercials for the show in response to the outrage.
Shroud of Turin's DNA traced to India and plants found 'all over Earth,' new study says
The revered Shroud of Turin, which some Christians believe is the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, may have come from India and transported to its current home in Turin, Italy, a group of Italian researchers said.