Islamic women turn to Christianity, face persecution
May 21, 2009
SINAR, Sudan — When Halima Bubkier of Sinar converted from Islam to Christianity in 2008, her husband initially accepted it without qualms. News of her
Evangelical global-warming skeptics hire lobbyist
May 21, 2009
WASHINGTON — As Congress debates clean-energy legislation, a conservative Christian group is ramping up lobbying efforts to raise questions about the science of climate change.
Lawyer threatens to kill ‘blasphemous’ Pakistani
May 21, 2009
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian charged with abetting blasphemy against Islam was denied bail for his safety after an Islamist lawyer allegedly threatened his
‘Waterboarding’ is torture and never ethical for intelligence gathering, says SBC’s Land
May 21, 2009
There is no room for torture as part of the United States’ intelligence gathering process, in Richard Land’s view. The practice known as “waterboarding” is
White House responds to controversy over Obama’s proposal to end abstinence funding
May 21, 2009
Controversy swirled after President Obama proposed a budget for 2010 that would eliminate federal funding for abstinence education programs in public schools, replacing them with
Fair trade impacts lives through purchases
May 14, 2009
By Martine G. Bates A woman in Alabama buys a beautiful candleholder as a gift for a friend. It pleases the giver and the receiver.
Sweet Home Alabama bill dies in state Legislature
May 14, 2009
The pressure to pass large-scale electronic bingo gambling legislation was intense during the Regular Session of the Alabama Legislature, which ends May 15, but opponents
Buddhist mobs threaten pastor, attack churches
May 14, 2009
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Buddhist mobs attacked several churches in Sri Lanka in early April, threatening to kill a pastor in the southern province of
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