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Florida’s new parental rights law may be controversial within much of the mainstream media, but it’s not so contentious among Americans, according to a new survey.

A new study from Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center showed that in many cases, Christian parents do not always “follow through” on their biblical worldviews in their actions.

According to a newly released Barna survey, more than three-quarters of Christian parents say they are concerned about their children’s spiritual development and the possibility of them abandoning the faith.

Less than five percent of American parents who claim to be Christian possess a biblical worldview, new research out of Arizona Christian University found. The research also shows most parents today hold to a "syncretistic" belief system that blends multiple worldviews.

Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott has introduced a "parental bill of rights" to ensure that parents have greater control over their children's education.

Late last month, a 23-year-old Illinois woman was struck by a stray bullet and killed as she was reading the Bible to her daughter.

During a Virginia gubernatorial debate on Tuesday, candidate Terry McAuliffe defended his decision to veto a 2016 bill giving parents a warning about sexually explicit material, saying in a debate he doesn't believe parents "should be telling schools" what to teach.

According to a new study, throughout the pandemic, large numbers of U.S. parents decided to homeschool their children in place of sending them to public schools.

With climbing divorce rates, one might wonder, is a child better off with parents who are unhappily married, or happily divorced?

According to a new study, the percentage of high school seniors who were raised by both biological parents throughout their childhood has significantly increased in the last decade.