A high school chapter of the pro-life group Students for Life is claiming that it was censored by the administration and given less freedom than a gay rights group.
Experts agreed that the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative, pro-life, and evangelical groups in 2012 ties directly back to President Obama's campaign style before his presidency.
A panelist speaking on the morality of markets proclaimed that capitalism is miraculous, and the debate may have convinced the Dalai Lama – leader of Tibetan Buddhism – to open his mind to capitalism.
"I want to ask you if you think Jesus would watch Fox News," Jimmy Kimmel asked Bill O'Reilly.
A study of "faith-driven consumers" reveals that a vast majority won't be satisfied with a Bible-themed movie that strays from, and maybe even rejects, the biblical message. The concerns expressed in the survey could have serious implications for the forthcoming Bible blockbuster "Noah."
Diners at a Maui restaurant stun their waiter with a $1,000 gratuity on a $61 meal, and cite two Scriptures on their check.
A Christian panelist argued that Ayn Rand's libertarian hero John Galt was modeled on Jesus Christ. Another follower of Rand agreed in theory.
Young Evangelicals argued that Christianity and libertarianism are compatible, and some even claimed that Christians should advocate for Libertarian causes.
A recent study suggests that married couples will have more sex and be less likely to divorce if they assume more traditional gender roles where the husband does 40 percent of the housework and the wife earns 40 percent of the income. Some experts disagree, however, over whether or not the study supports these gender roles within a Christian a marriage.
A new book on Ruth and Billy Graham contains many lessons today's Christians can learn from the couple.
