WASHINGTON — A federal panel charged with monitoring religious freedom conditions around the world canceled a scheduled trip to China. The United States Commission on
AYODHYA, India — After completing a five-month excavation, government archaeologists say they have found no evidence of an ancient Hindu temple under the ruins of
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Can a Bible course really be taught in public schools today? According to the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools,
For only the second time in three years, the Temple Mount, revered by Jews, Muslims and Christians, is open to non-Muslims. Since Aug. 20, hundreds
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, S.C., has started having a moment of silence instead of spoken prayers before meals in
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has asked the Supreme Court to reinstate a law that penalizes Web site operators who expose children to inappropriate material
MILWAUKEE — More than 160 Milwaukee-area priests have signed a letter calling for married men to be permitted to enter the priesthood. “We join our
Evangelical leaders James Dobson and Pat Robertson came down on opposing sides of the Alabama Ten Commandments controversy Aug. 25, while Richard Land, president of
