By Cheryl Sloan Wray Following the trend in popular culture to download music, videos and more onto potable media players such as the iPod, Baptist
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) again rejected the use of marijuana for medical purposes in a statement released April 20, saying
As a civilian contractor in Iraq, Brad Blauser has seen a lot when it comes to war. He’s lost friends in combat and faces the
Khaled Abou El Fadl had argued that nothing in democracy violates sharia, or Islamic, law, but the conservative commentator whom he was debating on an
Understanding the Arab culture and Muslim religion is the first step in easing the current climate of highly charged emotional tension between Arab Muslims and
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbian President Boris Tadic signed a controversial new religion law April 27, although he recognized that it violates the European Convention on
May 4 marks the National Day of Prayer (NDP), a time when hundreds of thousands of Americans will bow their heads. Numerous Alabama Baptists are
WASHINGTON — A coalition of evangelical religious leaders has launched an education campaign that will try to persuade pastors and churchgoers that dire predictions about
