Studies show divergent views of religion in Canada
September 30, 2004
A September survey published by the Centre for Research and Information on Canada shows that the nation is among the world’s most secular countries, with
Moore asks Congress for support
September 30, 2004
Roy Moore, the former Alabama chief justice known for his public display of the Ten Commandments, made his case Sept. 13 for a law
Iraqi Christians flee Jordan, Syria to worship, find safety
September 30, 2004
Iraqi Christians flocked to the Latin Catholic church in the Hashmi district of the Jordanian capital, a drab working-class area, where they celebrated Mass in
Federal court refuses to revisit Roe vs. Wade case
September 30, 2004
A federal appeals court panel refused to revisit the Roe vs. Wade decision Sept. 14, although one of the judges took the opportunity to blast
Rich culture, ancient history trademarks of Mexico
September 23, 2004
In the year 2004 Mexico splashes onto the world scene with people donning colorful costumes and swirling to the beats of drummers so different that
Mexico vacation destinations attract visitors to ancient, modern sites
September 23, 2004
Mexico is intriguing — from its modern beach resorts to its ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins. It captures the interest of novices and discriminating travelers.
Influence of ancient religions still felt
September 23, 2004
Religion anywhere in the world tends to have social, cultural or ancestral components that are unique to the people. Mexico is no different. Although about
Six Mexican states known for adherence to old ways, resistance to new influences
September 23, 2004
There is both wide-open opportunity and intense opposition to evangelism in Mexico. Where each is found depends largely on what part of the country missionaries
