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Sometimes my soul needs a good deep cleaning.

Behind Burma's so-called democratic reforms, the country's war against the Christian Kachin people continues unabated.

The things that unite us are greater than the things that divide us.

"The Personhood Amendment" would amend the state constitution to declare that life begins at the moment a human egg is fertilized.

An evening with university students in Dalian, China.

Why would the Chinese government sponsor an exhibit about the spread of Christianity in China?

An armed gang opened fire at a church in Nigeria's Kaduna state during an overnight vigil, killing two people and wounding 11.

From ages past, men have wrestled with the nature of reality: specifically, whether reality, at its root, is the cosmic stew of matter and energy, the ethereal stuff of mind and spirit, or some combination thereof.

A gang said to be following police orders attacked a Central Vietnam pastor's family with iron bars and wooden clubs twice in one day.

So how should we feel about our world population reaching seven billion?

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

When a Tennessee town was forced to remove a cross atop its water tower, residents responded in a striking way.

Burmese officials imposed regulations requiring churches to seek official permission to read the Bible, pray, fast and hold Sunday school classes.

Mobile gaming more than quadruples in two years.

After Congress reaffirmed "In God We Trust" as the nation's official motto, President Obama chided lawmakers for ignoring his jobs bill.

Survey data shows no difference in kids' use after Rhode Island made it legal in 2006.

A recent study shows the most frequent reason teenagers give for abstaining from sex is that the behavior goes against their religion or morals.

Perhaps you’ve heard about Felisha Archuleta of Denver. For the last few months she’s been trying to sign her 7-year-old son up to join the Girl Scouts.

I learned that Steve Jobs’ last words were, “Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.” What I wouldn’t give to know what it was that he understood or perceived in those last moments...

Joshua Keating writes about “yesterday’s Next Big Things” that never took place, noting that “history can be awfully unkind to pundits wielding crystal balls.”