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Indiana House passes contentious religious freedom bill
A controversial bill which would allow business owners to refuse services according to their religious beliefs passed the Indiana House on Monday.
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Jewish man whose children died in NYC fire says 'The only way to survive is complete surrender to God'
An Orthodox Jewish man whose seven children who died in a house fire on Saturday has said he will only get through the trauma by "complete, utter and total surrender" to God.
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Cancer sufferer who wrote to Brittany Maynard has died
A pastor's wife and author who wrote an open letter to right-to-die campaigner Brittany Maynard has died after a three-year battle with breast cancer.
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Bob Jones III apologises for saying gay people should be stoned
The controversial evangelical Christian leader has apologised for saying that gay people should be stoned to death, 35 years after making the comment at the White House.
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Pope Francis gets a special pizza delivery
We've seen all sorts of weird pope-inspired memorabilia, and now he's received a personalised pizza.
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Boko Haram 'getting weaker by the day', says Nigerian President
President Goodluck Jonathan has claimed that all territory currently controlled by the militants could be retaken by the Nigerian army within a month.
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More than a third of UK churchgoers hide their support for same-sex relationships
One in four regular churchgoers in the UK believes that same-sex relationships should be affirmed by the church, but are reluctant to share their views, a new survey has found.
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Islamic State may have committed genocide against Yazidis, says UN
Intentional war crimes and "possibly genocide" may have been committed against Yazidis in Iraq by Islamic State militants, the UN said today.
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St Peter is 'compelling and controversial', says David Suchet ahead of Easter documentary
David Suchet is to present a documentary about St Peter this Easter, a journey which he says helped him to better understand the person of Jesus.
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Plymouth Brethren under investigation by HMRC
The Exclusive Brethren is being investigated by HMRC over funding practices relating to its faith schools.
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San Francisco Cathedral denies that sprinklers were to 'deter homeless'
San Francisco's largest Catholic church has removed a water system after critics claimed it was designed to keep homeless people from sleeping in its doorways.
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Largest Presbyterian denomination in the US approves same-sex marriage
A landmark vote on Tuesday saw Presbyterian Church (USA) change the wording in its constitution to approve same-sex marriage.