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Why the enduring fascination with the RMS Titanic at the centenary of its infamous demise in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic?

Following the outbreak of tornadoes in late February and early March, aid organizations and volunteers took fast action to help.

By killing our use of our God-given coal, the Obama administration has struck a blow to our economy without scientific justification.

Churches celebrating Easter services were the targets of a suicide bomber who killed at least 38 on Sunday.

Administrators at Stony Brook University have stopped giving students days off class for Christian and Jewish holidays.

A recent survey shows Tim Tebow as the No. 1 athlete identified with his faith -- and has other Christian pro athletes weighing in.

Having seen that God loved us enough that He did not spare even His own Son, how can we lack for hope today, even in bleak times?

Acknowledging our own sinfulness can make an eternity of difference.

Hundreds gathered to mourn the 7 people killed in Monday's shooting, but the service also mentioned resurrection hope.

Does the Shroud of Turin provide scientific evidence for the resurrection of Christ?

Newsweek’s cover story, written by popular author Andrew Sullivan, encourages Americans to “forget the church” and just “follow Jesus.”

Today, before our nation can return to economic health and wholeness, repentance must sweep across our land.

Aung San Suu Kyi's landmark victory in Burma on Monday could mark the beginning of a new era, activists say.

Our society seems determined on distracting us with “sin taxes” and pseudo-sins while actually subsidizing the real kind.

A new study shows the Millennial Generation doesn't deserve its reputation for selflessness.