Court overturns fine for Super Bowl halftime show
July 31, 2008
PHILADELPHIA — A federal appeals court July 21 overturned a decision by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to impose a $550,000 indecency fine on CBS
State funding for human cloning banned in Louisiana
July 31, 2008
BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has signed into law a bill banning state funding of all human cloning, his office announced June
Presidential hopefuls set to appear at Saddleback
July 31, 2008
LAKE FOREST, Calif. — In their most direct effort yet to court people of faith, Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain will make their first
Philanthropist Sir John Templeton dies at 95
July 24, 2008
NASSAU, Bahamas — Sir John Templeton, the American-born investor and philanthropist who devoted his later life to funding the scientific study of religion, died July
Gay man sues publishers over Bible verses
July 24, 2008
CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A gay man is suing two heavyweight Christian publishers, claiming their versions of the Bible that refer to homosexuality as a
Senate probe: Some evangelists making changes
July 24, 2008
WASHINGTON — Ministries headed by evangelists Joyce Meyer and Benny Hinn are both changing the way they operate even as a Senate probe into alleged
‘Unchurched’ worship more than expected
July 24, 2008
A new survey shows that “unchurched” Americans may be worshiping more, and “churched” Americans worshiping less, than many people might think. Numerous surveys track trends
Name connects Texas church with Middle Eastern Christians
July 17, 2008
For the members of First Baptist Church in Palestine, Texas, sharing names with a Middle Eastern territory has led to a connection with Christians on
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