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A large-scale Bible museum will open in Washington, D.C., within four years, say planners who have been touring the world with portions of their collections.

A new study finds two or more head injuries can lead to problems with memory, sleep and headaches.

Indonesia is set to carry out executions by firing squad of 14 people convicted of drug trafficking.

Thirteen nuns and three workers were released after their November capture from a Greek Orthodox monastery in Syria.

A hotel in Newcastle, England, has replaced copies of the traditional Gideon Bible placed in each of its 148 rooms with a Kindle pre-loaded with the Bible.

As for taxes, why would you give a binging college student more alcohol and why would you give binging government more money?

Jack Abramhoff. Remember that name. He is – or was – the multi-millionaire lobbyist who has admitted defrauding clients, evading taxes and conspiracy.

New research in rats found that adolescent binge drinking modifies gene expression in a fashion that increases susceptibility to anxiety and alcohol use disorders in adulthood, according to research in rats.

Words saved the world. William Stephenson was a World War I hero, businessman, inventor, and spymaster. Ian Fleming called him the “real thing” behind his James Bond character.

The Euphrates River has fascinating symbolic meaning in the Bible and is mentioned in biblical prophecies about it drying up, as well. Learning about the Euphrates River can help us understand more about God’s power.

The debate over Jesus having half-siblings is closely connected to the doctrine of the perpetual virginity of Mary. While great historical figures such as Augustine, Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, and John Wesley all appear to affirm this...

The National Association of Evangelicals recently polled its leadership as to whether they felt the United States was a Christian nation. The answer was overwhelming.

“A megachurch pastor said, ‘I don’t read books. I’m too busy.’ That attitude contradicts the wisdom of a respected friend who once told me ‘readers are leaders.’”