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Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby, has encouraged Christians to continue fighting for religious liberty, warning that there will always be those who attempt to take those freedoms away.

The wife of a Baptist pastor who killed himself after it was revealed he was a member on Ashley Madison, a dating service that caters to individuals looking to have an affair, has said the presence of the adultery website "destroyed" her life.

“What a better way to celebrate your most treasured gift, your child, than through jewelry? Unfortunately, Amy McGlade,experienced midwife and founder of Baby Bee Hummingbird, isn't referencing jewelry memoirs made of precious stones or metals, but of "extra" human embryos.

Active blasphemy laws also exist in many Western, secular nations. According to the Pew Research Center, nearly one-fifth of European countries and a third of countries in the Americas, notably Canada, have laws against blasphemy.

A professor at Northern Arizona University told one of her Christian students to stop reading his Bible prior to the start of her class and accused him of being a "racist" when he criticized Islam.

City leaders in Belle Plaine, Minnesota have granted The Satanic Temple permission to erect a memorial to soldiers killed in action beside a Christian memorial at Veterans Memorial Park.

Is the death penalty un-Christian? An expert weighs in.

Bill Nye "The Science Guy" has come under fire after proposing an unusual solution to climate change: penalize American families for having "extra kids".

Conservative commentator Glenn Beck has warned that the "end is coming" for Fox News in the wake of Bill O'Reilly's ousting from the network following a series of sexual harassment allegations against him.

A Muslim doctor in Michigan has been charged with performing female genital mutilation on two young girls from Minnesota.

A historic church building in Denver, CO has been turned into the International Church of Cannabis, a "church" for marijuana lovers that will open its doors on April 20.

Franklin Graham has called concerns that a proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant could jeopardize a Catholic school's "safe spaces" due to the chain's opposition to homosexuality "ridiculous" and said "gays don't need to be afraid of Christians".

Queen Elizabeth's former chaplain, Rev. Dr. Gavin Ashenden, has said that those who do not believe the resurrection of Jesus Christ actually took place are not real Christians.

An atheist group has urged the University of Mississippi to ban its head football coach, Hugh Freeze, from using his Twitter account, arguing that his tweets about his Christian faith are unconstitutional.

Franklin Graham has praised Vice President Mike Pence for following the "Billy Graham Rule" - refusing to dine with a woman without his wife present - warned that "no one is immune" to Satan's attacks on marriage.

Teens today are "trying out being transgender" to appear "different" to their peers or to gain attention, a leading gender expert has suggested.

Pastor Saeed Abedini, the pastor who was released from an Iranian prison last year thanks in part to the work of Franklin Graham, is now accusing the evangelist of using his story for personal gain.

A prominent Ohio pastor arrested for the sex trafficking of a 14-year-old girl reportedly coerced the teen into "continued secrecy" by warning her that revealing the sexual activity between them would ruin his family and church.

Two copies of the Quran were stolen from the interfaith chapel at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina. In their place was left a religiously disparaging handwritten note.

"Christian Blogging Mom" Glennon Doyle Melton has slammed Mike Pence for adhering to the "Billy Graham Rule" - refusing to dine with a woman without his wife present - and accused the VP of "perpetuating the patriarchal notion" that women are either "a temptress" or a "liability".

Two Sudanese men, one a leader in the Sudan Church of Christ, are still in jail for allegedly aiding a now-released Czech aid worker Petr Jasek.

Government officials in China's Zhejiang Province recently ordered surveillance equipment to be installed in churches so they could more easily monitor church activities, according to local, Christian watchdog sources.

Police stated the death of 80-year-old Joseph McDowell, pastor of Southard Baptist Church in Columbus, Ohio, was definitely a homicide.

Who U.S. Vice President Mike Pence will or will not dine with alone keeps attracting opinions, with some of them now turning more legalistic in interpretation.

Today, 23 former corrections officials and administrators urged Governor Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas to reconsider his plan to execute eight prisoners at the unprecedented rate of two-per-day on four execution days over a ten-day period.