16 Christians acquitted in India murder case
June 22, 2006
JHABUA, India — A district court of India’s Madhya Pradesh state has acquitted 16 Christians accused of killing a Hindu fundamentalist in the violence that
Villagers in India rape two Christian women
June 15, 2006
SIRVIL, India — Two Christian women were gang-raped by villagers in India’s north-central state of Madhya Pradesh May 28 after the husband of one refused
Nepal declares itself secular, ends Hindu rule
June 15, 2006
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal, which until recently proclaimed itself the world’s only official Hindu kingdom, has proclaimed itself a “secular state” with equal rights for
Police in India collect data bank of churches
June 15, 2006
UDAIPUR, India — Preparation of a “data bank of churches and missionary organizations” by police in Rajasthan state’s Udaipur district has heightened fears of renewed
Majority of Americans say moral values getting worse
June 15, 2006
More than eight in 10 Americans say the country’s moral values are getting worse, a new Gallup Poll shows. The 81 percent of adults who
Study: Teaching religions increases respect for freedom
June 15, 2006
A new study suggests mandatory teaching about world religions in public schools can increase teenagers’ respect for religious freedom and other constitutional rights. The research,
Religious leaders urge focus on U.S. hunger
June 15, 2006
As debate over banning gay “marriage” began in the Senate, one religious leader across town argued that another issue deserved more religious attention — hunger.
Egypt fails to investigate church knife attacks
June 15, 2006
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt — Officials in Egypt have not investigated the April 14 stabbing of Christians in Alexandria. Egyptian leaders were quick to condemn the church
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