UFO buzzing over Hurricane Irene? Some say yes.
By • August 27, 2011

Anticipating the worst from Hurricane Irene, ten eastern states have declared states of emergency. Approximately 7,000 flights have been cancelled in the area, leading
By • August 27, 2011

Anticipating the worst from Hurricane Irene, ten eastern states have declared states of emergency. Approximately 7,000 flights have been cancelled in the area, leading
By • August 27, 2011

Across America, viewers are glued to their television sets, watching the destructive path of Hurricane Irene along the east coast. But in the midst
By • August 27, 2011

After the De Soto County, MS, school district announced that it would no longer broadcast Christian prayer before high school football games, parents perceived
By • August 27, 2011

A mysterious "bubble cloud" caught the attention of many people in Beijing this week. The seemingly unique phenomenon became a hit on the Internet.
By • August 27, 2011

As the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks approaches, a graphic kids coloring book called "We Shall Never Forget 9/11–The Kids' Book of
By • August 27, 2011

Citing the spread of Christianity by missionaries to Iranian youth, about 6,500 Bibles were seized and burned in northwest Iran last week. Europe News
By • August 26, 2011

As we continue our series (see previous section), if I can go beyond the “free will” issue, did Adam have to sin because Eve
By • August 26, 2011

After receiving an August 10 letter from the Freedom From Religion Foundation notifying it that Christian prayers broadcasted over the PA system before football
By • August 26, 2011

This article is a continuation of the series, The Political Subversive Role of the Prophets in the History of Ancient Israel. See part 1,
By • August 26, 2011

The Princeton Review has released its annual list of college rankings this month and the list includes a list of the 20 schools with
By • August 26, 2011

In an article published by the Catholic website Zenit, a Catholic theologian and ethicist, Christian Brugger, director of the Fellows Program at the Culture
By • August 26, 2011

Iman Feisal Abdul Rauf, American Muslim leader who came to public attention in the controversial "Park51" project to build a "megamosque" two blocks from
By • August 26, 2011

According to a Baptist Press report, an eight-year-old was one of a 25-member team of missionaries from Truett-McConnell College, a Southern Baptist-affiliated college in