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Man Pretends To Be Jesus In Dating App Tinder
A man is mocking Jesus Christ in the dating app Tinder, and he is slowly gaining attention in doing so.
Majority Of Evangelical Christians Believe Trump's Claim That Journalists 'Make Up' Quotes
More than half of evangelical Christian Americans believe Donald Trump's claim that journalists 'make up' quotes in their articles, according to a poll.
'The Real' Host Jeannie Mai Wants Church People To Stop Praying For Her To Have A Baby
Whenever people offer, "I am going to pray for you," they probably only have the best intentions at heart. But "The Real" host Jeannie Mai, 38, admitted during her daytime talk show that it's hard for her to hear those words because usually, people offer to pray for her to have a baby.
Should American Christians Engage In Society? Conservative Author Sparks War Of Words With Rachel Held Evans
A war of words about whether Christians in America are persecuted, and whether or not they should withdraw from mainstream society, has broken out between the conservative author Rod Dreher and the progressive evangelical writer Rachel Held Evans.
Mosque Blocked After Planning Meeting Turns Bitter: 'How Many Children Have Died Under This So-Called Religion?'
A mosque building application has been rejected after a heated town hall discussion turned into a bitter row over Islam.
Archaeologists May Have Found Jesus' Childhood House?
Archaeologists say they may have found Jesus' childhood home. Does it matter?
Explainer: Who Were The Legendary Knights Templar?
Have you heard of the Knights Templar? The legendary order has sparked much speculation, and even made news today, but who are they?
Poison Scandal Rocks Georgian Church As Priest Arrested For Assassination Attempt On Patriarch's Aide
A priest is accused of trying to poison the Georgian Orthodox patriarch's personal secretary.
Salvation Army welcomes vulnerable, homeless family of Syrian refugees to London
From war-torn Syria, a family of traumatised refugees has found a new home and sanctuary with a group of Christians in London.
Does Britain Have A 'Christian Right' And If So How Successful Is It?
Is there a British equivalent to the 'religious right' in America? If so, how influential is it? And what are its methods? Further, how should the Church be influencing non-Christians in an increasingly secular age? These are just some of the questions raised by an article entitled 'Britain's "Christian right": seeking solace in a narrative of discrimination'.
'Neo-Pagan Sexual Morality' Spreading Throughout Church, Warns Conservative Archbishop
An influential conservative archbishop is warning 'neo-pagan sexual morality' in the Church of England is at risk of spreading throughout the global Anglican Communion.
This House In Nazareth May Have Been Jesus' Childhood Home, Says Archaeologist
The house where Jesus may have grow up has been uncovered in Nazareth. Archaeologist Dr Ken Dark claims that the property, which was first discovered in the 1880s, could well be the place where Jesus spent his childhood.
Knights Templar hide-out of caves and tunnels found through a rabbit hole in England
It is believed that the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th century.
Two Christians Arrested In Iran, Says Human Rights Group
Two Iranian Christians have reportedly been arrested and detained by Iran's Revolutionary Guard, in the latest example of discrimination against Christians by the Muslim majority state.
'Jesus Is Always There': Archbishop Of Canterbury Launches New Evangelistic Resource For Churches
The Archbishop of Canterbury is to launch a new training session aimed at helping Christians to share their faith.
Pope Francis Hints At Allowing Married Priests
Pope Francis has expressed renewed openness to allowing married priests in the Catholic Church.