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Christians considering the life and death of Steve Jobs will do well to remember once again the power of an individual life.

Thousands remain in need in the northern Philippines after back-to-back typhoons ravaged the region last week.

Wycliffe Bible Translators agreed to new standards in a debate over contextualizing Scripture for Muslim settings.

While gay rights activists insist on the need for same-sex “marriage,” the 2010 census tells a shockingly different story.

There is not only a new level of attacks on religious minorities, but a political bent that accommodates Islamist extremism.

It's nice to have one of "our guys" in the Oval Office, but it doesn't validate our faith.

Envy is a vice, not a virtue, and certainly should not be political strategy.

An employment dispute at a Christian school tops what could be an important Supreme Court session.

It's becoming a familiar tale in the Middle East: Now, the Syrian uprising is triggering fear of a Muslim takeover.

When a Canadian woman strangled her newborn, the jury said it was murder. But the judge had other ideas.

Religious freedom advocates are urging Iranian officials to halt the plan to execute Yousef Nadarkhani.

Painting support for the EPA's new mercury regulations as a pro-life issue is wrong for several reasons.

It is with great concern that I appeal to you on behalf of Yousef Nadarkhani, who has been charged, and faces execution, solely on the basis of his...

Yousef Nadarkhani has twice refused to recant his Christian faith in court and could be executed within days.

Faced with life's worries, how shall we respond?