A town in Alabama has removed a Christian flag that was flying outside its police station after an atheist group sent a letter of complaint.
Christianity
'For the Life of the World' Explores the Purpose of Salvation
We know what we’re saved from—sin; and what we’re saved to—Christ’s righteousness. But what are we saved for? I’ll tell you where to get the answer.
5 Things Christians Should Know about Bobby Jindal's Faith
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal on Wednesday (June 24) becomes the latest Republican to throw his hat into the presidential ring — and in this case, “last” may also mean “least.”
Charleston Church Shooting: Is Religion to Blame?
Is religion at the root of the Charleston tragedy? Is it to blame for most of the world's conflicts today?
Mike Huckabee, Jeb Bush Warn of Impending Danger of Gay Marriage
Republican presidential candidates Mike Huckabee and Jeb Bush are warning against the dangers gay marriage pose to Christianity before the Supreme Court makes its ruling on legal same-sex marriage.
Teaching Jesus is Son of God Could Become Criminalized in UK
A top theologian has warned that Christian teaching could become “criminalized” in the UK, under British Prime Minister David Cameron’s new anti-extremism orders.
Florida Sheriff Under Fire for Speaking at Church in Uniform
A Florida sheriff is under fire for preaching at a local church in uniform.
Ohio Grocery Stores Pull 'Sweet Baby Jesus' Beer amid Complaints
An Ohio-based grocery store has pulled a beer called “Sweet Baby Jesus” off its shelves after customers complained about the name of the product.
Chaplain Violated Army Rule in Promoting Christian Book
An active-duty Army chaplain has published a book titled “Jesus Was an Airborne Ranger," raising questions about the service endorsing Christianity as the Pentagon wages wars in Muslim countries.
Why We Celebrate the Magna Carta
Eight hundred years ago, a document was signed that guaranteed the freedoms we still enjoy today. And I’ll tell you about the crucial role the Church played in its creation.
