Following the midterm elections, which turned control of the House over to the Democrats, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act may be in jeopardy.
Following the midterm elections, which turned control of the House over to the Democrats, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act may be in jeopardy.
The arrest of five antiquities dealers who allegedly helped Hobby Lobby purchase illegally obtained ancient artifacts has shone a spotlight on the sale of antiquities in Israel and revived questions about the ethics of the trade in general.
In 2013, Cornell University agreed to forfeit 10,000 cuneiform tablets amid suspicions they were looted from Iraq in the aftermath of the 1991 Gulf War.
Hobby Lobby’s claim that it did not know it was buying ill-gotten artifacts is disingenuous, say those who work in the field and study the ancient Near East.
Hobby Lobby, the conservative-owned arts and crafts chain, has been charged with importing and selling ancient artifacts.
Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who made headlines for refusing to issue marriage licenses, was among the first visitors who attended the Museum of the Bible opening.
The enormous collection of Bible-related artifacts assembled by Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby, for his planned Museum of the Bible, is now beginning to get the public attention it deserves.
The owners of Hobby Lobby are under investigation for allegedly bringing ancient Biblical artifacts into the country illegally.
Every January we make new resolutions for the New Year. But maybe we need to return to an old one.
Christian Headlines takes a look back at 2014, outlining the most important Christian news stories of the year.
