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We know about the Religious Right but what about the Religious Left?
Here's the twist that most claims about Religious Left revival ignore or don't fully appreciate.
When does Lent 2017 end?
Christians around the globe are marking Lent, a time that many commonly associate with fasting or abstaining from their favorite treats. What is it and until when does it run this year? Let's take a quick look at the Christian tradition.
NASA announce new discoveries about 'life beyond Earth': Have they found God?
Tomorrow NASA will announce important new discoveries in 'the search for life beyond Earth'. Have they found God? It's a question prompted by an historic moment in man's search for the stars, celebrated today.
Katy Perry accused of being 'ruled by Satan' after rejecting gay 'conversion therapy'
An evangelical talk-show host has accused Katy Perry of being 'ruled by Satan' following comments made by the popular singer embracing the LGBT community and rejecting gay 'conversion therapy'.
Holy Week - and the resistance of Jesus in the face of violence and terror
A holy image for Holy Week: Saffyah Khan, a young woman from Birmingham, was photographed at the weekend, leaping to support a woman wearing a hijab, at a demonstration by the English Defence League.
Evangelical churches are booming in Brazil's poorest communities
Evangelical churches are booming in traditionally Catholic Brazil, particularly among the country's most deprived communities.
San Bernardino killer Cedric Anderson was 'deeply religious' pastor
Cedric Anderson, who shot and killed his estranged wife Karen Smith and an eight-year-old pupil at the San Bernardino school where she worked, was a pastor who often posted about his Christian faith on Facebook.
Top US-based evangelical author and broadcaster converts to Eastern Orthodox Church
A prominent US-based evangelical known as 'The Bible Answer Man' has been formally received into the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Children are being raped, drugged and used as suicide bombers by Boko Haram
Since January 2014, 117 children â more than 80 per cent of them girls â have been used in 'suicide' attacks in Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon. As of March this year, 27 children have been used in this way in northeast Nigeria alone.
Fourteen per cent of US Christians left their churches after Trump's election, new research finds
Some 14 per cent of Christians abandoned their churches after the election of Donald Trump, according to research by The Washington Post showing that a number of people who went to a church in September last year had left it by mid-November.
Alabama Senate grants church its own personal police force
The Senate of Alabama has voted to allow a church to have its own police force.
Christians in Hungary call on Church leaders to speak up for refugees
Leading members of Catholic and Protestant churches in Hungary are backing an online petition calling for church leaders to follow the example of Jesus Christ and serve the Gospel rather than the State in the way they respond to the refugee crisis.
Conservative priest asked to take a break after congregation storm out when he criticised Pope Francis
A priest is being asked to take a break from his parish in the Italian town of Montesilvano after some in his congregation reportedly stormed out of Mass when he openly criticised the progressive agenda of Pope Francis.
Piers Morgan attacks US and world media for failing to cover Islamist 'war' on Christianity
The British commentator Piers Morgan has criticised American and other world media for not giving enough coverage to the 'war' on Christianity waged by Islamic extremists.
Trump spokesman Sean Spicer faces sacking calls after claiming Hitler did not use chemical weapons
Donald Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer is facing an international backlash and calls to resign or be fired after claiming that Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War Two.
Britain needs some of Aslan's 'deep magic' to reimagine its future, says Archbishop of Canterbury
Britain needs to 'reimagine' a new set of values to face a radically different future, according to the Archbishop of Canterbury.