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Today marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of both Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln. Both men shaped history, but it is Charles Darwin who presents us with the most significant intellectual challenge.

Change! It's the mantra of the political season. But what kind of change—from what to what?

Despite a promise by the Sudanese government to grant its minority Christian population religious freedom, church leaders there said they are beset by increased restrictions and hostility in the wake of the South Sudan's independence.

Restoration isn’t only about fixing things -- it’s about mending relationships and binding the wounds caused by sin and evil. I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.

The offensive comes after the Islamist sect Boko Haram launched coordinated attacks on 12 villages that killed an estimated 100 people.

The attorney for a Christian shocked to learn that he had been convicted of pressuring a Muslim to leave Islam said after an appeals hearing on Jan. 23 that the verdict was utterly unfounded.

The promise of federal dollars always comes with strings attached. Find out how one college is rejecting the dollars and the strings.

Could you pass a basic theology quiz? Several thousand Americans just tried. Uh-oh. Too bad God doesn’t grade on a curve.

Ever wondered why secular people aren’t interested in God? Maybe we’ve never given them a reason to be.

What was once unthinkable has become unquestionable. And so, every Christian must know how to engage this transgender moment.

The government of India has rejected a demand that social benefits be extended to Dalit Christians and Muslims, compounding the problems faced by the most downtrodden social class in India.

In Jiangxi province, authorities have forced at least 40 churches to display banners forbidding foreigners from preaching and anyone under 18 from attending. In August, they even published new rules stating, “Party members who have religious...

Last year President Trump signed a proclamation declaring April to be “Second Chance Month.” In the declaration, he said “We celebrate those who have exited the prison system and successfully re-entered society.”

Violations of religious liberty are happening more frequently. One such case is set to be heard by the Supreme Court later this month.

Prominent abolitionist Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote 30 books, including novels, travel memoirs, and collections of articles and letters during her life. As important as she was as an author, she was equally famous for her public stands on the...