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The pro-life group that sponsored Mississippi's unsuccessful personhood amendment is working to get a similar measure on Colorado's 2012 ballot.

It is in the act of discussion, suggested the late Christian writer C.S. Lewis, that you rouse the patient's reason. And when such a deliberation...

More than a year after an attack on a Baghdad church left 58 dead, Christians in Iraq's capital say they still fear for their lives.

The truth is that you can’t make progress if you have no idea from where you are starting.

The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations voted Thursday to keep the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom alive until Dec. 16.

It's common to wax nostalgic for the past, to suggest that the "good old days" weren't just good - but great. If only we could turn back the clock,...

A month after two new far-reaching laws limiting religious freedom came into effect in Kazakhstan, the religious community is feeling the full...

Amid growing unrest, Syrian Christians -- including thousands of Iraqi refugees -- fear for their future and the future of religious freedom.

Hundreds of Christians fleeing persecution in Iraq have had their bid to resettle in the U.S. dashed by new security measures.

Hostility toward converts from Islam shadows Somali refugees to neighboring Kenya.

Pakistan ordered mobile phone companies to begin blocking text messages containing any of 1,500 designated "offensive" words.

Twelve New Jersey nurses who objected to being forced to assist with abortions say their hospital is still compelling them to do the procedures.

Jameel Saawan, a widely respected evangelist who visited families in Karachi every day to share the Bible, was shot dead by an unidentified gunman.

Bombs dropped on South Sudan last week killed 12, and many fear it could be a prelude to something much worse.

Don't stop at Daniel 6. We want to hear the whole book.