A case concerning whether the government can lawfully bar religious buildings from receiving historic preservation funds was declined for review by the Supreme Court on Monday.
A case concerning whether the government can lawfully bar religious buildings from receiving historic preservation funds was declined for review by the Supreme Court on Monday.
An executive with a Lutheran publishing house says Google will no longer allow ads related to the publisher’s site “because of the faith we express.”
Muslim suitor insisted she renounce Christ and marry him, relatives say.
A high court in majority-Muslim Pakistan has ruled that citizens must declare their religious affiliation before joining the civil service, military or judiciary. All birth certificates, identity cards, passports and voting lists must also indicate the person’s faith.
A Seventh-day Adventist lay minister who says he was fired by Georgia’s Department of Public Health because of his sermons says he will not turn over his sermons for review by state attorneys.
A report by Pakistan’s National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP) says the government has failed to keep its promise to eradicate religious “hate material” from textbooks used in schools.
A Christian high school football coach who was fired for praying is filing a lawsuit to get his job back.
A Christian teacher in the U.K. has chosen to remain with her husband even after he was convicted of secretly filming his students while they undressed.
The Nepali government has removed Christmas as a national holiday, which has prompted protests from the country’s Christian population.
Although many are praising the religious freedom the new bill would provide, if Georgia’s Republican Gov., Nathan Deal, signs it into law, Atlanta, Georgia may be out of the running to host the Super Bowl either in 2019 or 2020.
