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  • Jesus Portrait Moved From Ohio School After Lawsuit

    Jesus Portrait Moved From Ohio School After Lawsuit

    A Christian student club, which installed a portrait of Jesus at a southern Ohio school more than six and a half decades ago, decided to move the painting to another school after two secular groups filed a lawsuit claiming it violates the Constitution.

  • Arizona Bills Seek to Expand Tax Exemptions for Churches

    The Arizona Legislature is considering two bills that would expand tax exemptions for churches and religious organizations. The measures, being backed by a Christian group, have passed the state House, and are now under consideration by the state Senate.

  • Luis Palau: New Pope Francis a Friend of Evangelicals

    Luis Palau: New Pope Francis a Friend of Evangelicals

    Evangelist Luis Palau, who knows and has prayed together with Pope Francis on several occasions, called the new leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics a friend of evangelicals who is respectful of all sides of Christianity.

  • Rioters Arrested After 150 Christian Homes in Pakistan Were Burned Over 'Blasphemy'

    Rioters Arrested After 150 Christian Homes in Pakistan Were Burned Over 'Blasphemy'

    Police in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore arrested numerous rioters Monday, as Christians hit the street and missionary schools remained closed to protest the burning of more than 150 houses of Christians over alleged blasphemy of the Prophet Muhammad.

  • British Queen Signs New Commonwealth Charter as Debate Rages Over Exclusion of 'Gay Rights'

    British Queen Signs New Commonwealth Charter as Debate Rages Over Exclusion of 'Gay Rights'

    Queen Elizabeth II will mark Commonwealth Day on Monday by signing the new Charter of the Commonwealth at an evening reception - a document that has already sparked debate, with some commentators attempting to portray the contents as pro-gay despite the fact that the document itself contains no explicit reference to homosexuals or homosexuality.

  • John Brennan Chooses Not to Use Bible for Swearing In as CIA Director

    John Brennan Chooses Not to Use Bible for Swearing In as CIA Director

    When Vice President Joe Biden performed the swearing in ceremony of John Brennan in the White House's Roosevelt Room on Friday, the new CIA director chose to put his hand on a copy of the Constitution – before it included the Bill of Rights – and not a Bible.

  • Jeb Bush Says He's 'In Sync' With GOP on Immigration Reform

    Jeb Bush Says He's 'In Sync' With GOP on Immigration Reform

    Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who is promoting his new book on immigration and was accused of opposing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, said Sunday he is in sync with Senate Republicans on the issue. He also spoke about a possible 2016 presidential run and Obama's re-election campaign.

  • Ex-Feng Shui Master Accepts Christ; Calls Chinese Geomancy Devilish

    Hong Kong's Tony Chan Chun-chuen, a famed feng shui master, has renounced the Chinese system of geomancy as devilish, and became a Christian after reading the Bible. As he was baptized this week, he changed his name to Peter Chan.

  • New Pope Expected by Friday With Conclave Beginning Tuesday

    New Pope Expected by Friday With Conclave Beginning Tuesday

    With the Vatican's announcement that the Roman Catholic Church will begin voting for the new leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics Tuesday, it is expected that Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's successor will be elected by Friday.

  • Christian Concept of Forgiveness Made 'BioShock Infinite' Better

    A conversation with an employee, who was apparently a Christian and wanted to quit over religious differences, helped Ken Levine, the creative director of the upcoming videogame "BioShock Infinite," connect with the Christian concept of forgiveness and thereby improve the story.

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