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Lisa Whelchel has always been a huge fan of the show Survivor. Now the former Facts of Life star will be a contestant, Fox News reports. However, as a devout Christian, Whelchel is wondering how her faith will play out in a game where the only rule is "There are no rules."

Recent studies of student behavior and attitudes show that a majority of students violate standards of academic integrity to some degree, and that high achievers are just as likely to do it as others.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appealed to American voters on Sunday, urging them to elect a president willing to draw a line on when Iran would face military attack over its nuclear weapons program.

The fascination we have with the newness of these things...

In Germany, officials have pressed charges against a Jewish rabbi for performing circumcisions.

Churches in Toronto, Canada, that rent space in public schools may face eviction if they fail to pay increased rent of up to 800 percent to the Toronto District School Board.

Someone brought something to my attention recently. A young woman on our staff came across a talk, given by a pastor, on a church’s website. It was my talk.

Minors with unwanted same-sex attractions could be prevented from receiving "reparative therapy" to combat their desires if California Gov. Jerry Brown signs a ban into law this month.

The Steps to take to experience victory over sexual sin

Part 2 in a series on how to handle conflict with love and wisdom.

The problems of life are the same everywhere.

"My husband and I are at opposite ends of the spectrum!"

A new study by University of Washington sociologists suggests that worship at megachurches may induce a drug-like spiritual "high" that helps explain these congregations' success.

Our culture has made a mother's womb the most dangerous place on the planet.

A survey conducted earlier this year by a coalition of religious organizations shows the number of mosques in the United States has grown by 74 percent in the past 11 years -- up from 1,209 in 2001 to 2,106 in 2011.

Teens who play video games that glorify reckless driving may bring some of their virtual dangerous habits to road, a new study shows.

A new report by the Chin Human Rights Organization shows ethnic Christians in Burma's Chin state continue to face systematic religious discrimination at the hands of the government and are often forced to convert to Buddhism.

President Barack Obama says he won't spell out specific boundaries Iran can't cross in its nuclear program before facing U.S. military action.

U.S. diplomatic posts in the Middle East and North Africa are on high alert Friday as violence from angry Muslim demonstrators continues to spread.

By the end of this month it’s likely to be legal for children in California to have three parents.