WASHINGTON — An overwhelming majority of white Catholics and Protestants support laws endorsing the right of terminally ill patients to decide whether medical care should
WASHINGTON — Advocates reacted with disappointment and triumph to a U.S. Supreme Court decision that continues the ethical debate on assisted suicide but keeps intact
A unanimous Supreme Court managed Jan. 18 to uphold a New Hampshire law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions without breaking new ground on
LOS ANGELES — Just days after being sued over it, a California school district has agreed to stop teaching a course critics said promoted creationism
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — More than 2,200 Christian teenagers — Baptists, Episcopalians and Presbyterians — explored common and distinct dimensions of their faith during
Thousands of Southern Baptist students — from teenage to college-age — will swarm into 93 U.S. cities this summer to work on 2006 World Changers
If American Christians tithed, churches could gain $156 billion a year, a recent study found. And if denominations allocated a greater percentage of their
As the 2006 regular session of the state Legislature opened Jan. 10, several bills with patriotic and religious overtones peered out of the pile as
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