A Christian pastor who has spent years building relationships with Muslims and a historian who has studied Islamic history and doctrine debated whether Islam’s theological and political teachings make it possible for the religion to coexist in Western society.
A Pakistani high court has ordered the restoration of a police case against a Muslim man accused of abducting, forcibly converting and marrying a Christian girl, giving her family a new legal avenue to challenge a ruling that placed her in the man’s custody.
When Christians leave the faith for Islam, it's tempting to say they were never truly believers. A former Muslim argues that this response lets the Church off the hook, and that real renewal starts with repentance inside the Church, not with political battles outside it.
America has not become a Sharia-governed nation, and that is exactly why this moment matters. The question is whether we set the constitutional boundary before competing authority takes root.
In Pakistan’s Punjab province, the Christian parents of 15-year-old Sagar Masih are appealing for his return, saying he was pressured into converting to Islam at a factory job. A rights group says the case is one of a growing number of similar reports involving underage Christian boys in that country.
I recently met Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi with a group of evangelical leaders. What I heard wasn't theory — it was a concrete roadmap for the day after the Islamic Republic falls, one built on religious freedom, rule of law, and an ancient bond with Israel.
The Texas State Board of Education has adopted a revised social studies curriculum that highlights the role of radical Islam in the 9/11 terror attacks and discusses Mohammed’s “brutal military campaigns against Jewish and Christian tribes” while stressing the role of Christianity in shaping American government and history as well as world history.