Muslim extremist admits to beheadings in Indonesia
December 21, 2006
POSO, Indonesia — One of three Muslim extremists on trial for beheading three Christian teenagers in Poso, Indonesia, in October 2005 has admitted his role
Former secretary of state Albright says faith integral to foreign-policy success
December 21, 2006
America’s first female secretary of state said Nov. 20 the United States must begin educating its current and future diplomats on faith issues in order
‘Hunger’ now dubbed ‘very low food security’
December 21, 2006
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has decided that Americans who go without food are no longer hungry — instead they possess "very low
War memorial cross supporters win in court
December 21, 2006
SAN DIEGO — A California state appeals court Nov. 30 handed a victory to supporters of the Mount Soledad cross war memorial in San Diego,
Humanists file suit to stop voting in churches
December 21, 2006
WASHINGTON — The civil rights of a Florida humanist were violated when he was forced to pass an anti-abortion banner on his way to vote
Court refuses to hear appeal of voucher decision
December 21, 2006
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court declined Nov. 27 to consider overturning a Maine state court’s decision against the use of tuition vouchers at religious schools.
Converts’ trial shows tensions before pope’s visit
December 21, 2006
ANKARA, Turkey — A criminal trial against two Turkish Christians accused of "insulting Turkishness" and inciting hatred against Islam grabbed national media coverage as religious
Elderly ‘blasphemers’ sentenced to 10 years in jail
December 21, 2006
FAISALABAD, Pakistan — In a case that has drawn crowds of religious fanatics, a Pakistani court sentenced two Christian men to 10 years in prison
