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They have aligned cultural and familial values, but Christians and Mormons don’t worship the same God.

"International law is often invoked in global conflicts, but its effectiveness is challenged by powerful actors and a lack of universal consensus on its origins and binding nature.

In an era defined by subjective emotions, this article explores the enduring concept of transcendent truth and how standing for it is often misconstrued as hate. Discover how to uphold truth with love and admonishment, rather than condemnation.

Where did the gospel come from?

A new school curriculum which will affect 46 out of 50 states will make it mandatory for at least 70 percent of books studied to be non-fiction. Why? To ready students for the workplace.

Was it the Hollywood threat to boycott Georgia or the NFL threat to withhold a Super Bowl? Gov. Nathan Deal didn’t say as he vetoed a bill on Monday (March 28).

The United Methodist Church just crossed a serious line. Is it surprising? Unfortunately, no.

If Terri Schiavo is executed--and yes, that is a proper word--next week or next year, how much better are we than the savages we are fighting in the war on terror?

What Caleb teaches us about spiritual stamina in the race of life.

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) - Dethroned King Simeon II's election triumph has heartened supporters of other ex-monarchs in the Balkans hoping to play a larger political role in countries their families ruled before communism swept them away.

Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day, but this ministry declares Christ and educates Africans year-round.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is reaching out to rebels in Afghanistan, seeking an uneasy alliance in a desire to find Osama bin Laden and, if necessary, attack the ruling Taliban.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev called Afghanistan a ``bleeding wound.'' For a British viceroy more than a 100 years earlier, it was a ``poisoned chalice.'' The reason? The Soviets and the British were both dealt bloody...