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Could a less religious and more spiritual society be a good thing?

In the context of the survey conducted by Pew Research, spirituality referred to "the experience of a deep sense of spiritual peace and well-being" and "wonder about the universe". The experience of "spirituality" by those who aren't practising Christians could reveal that there is a desire to connect with a being greater than themselves.

Another African nation declares itself an Islamic state, sparking public protests

President Yahya Jammeh has recently declared the nation of Gambia as an Islamic state.

U.N. pushes countries to prioritise LGBT rights, abortion as part of its global plan

The United Nations is urging countries to prioritise LGBT rights and to include abortion as part of the grand plan to tackle the global humanitarian crisis.

U.S. appeals court rejects Catholic media network's religious freedom argument in contraception mandate case

An appeals court in Atlanta has decided against a Catholic media network in a case over its opposition to the Obamacare contraception mandate accommodation based on its religious beliefs.

St. Louis Archdiocese cuts ties with Girl Scouts U.S.A. over abortion, gay marriage, transgender issues

The Archdiocese of St. Louis in Missouri has cut ties with Girl Scouts USA over the latter's associations with groups that promote abortion, same-sex marriage and contraceptives, and for allowing transgenders to join troops.

Colorado woman who cut unborn baby out of pregnant mom's womb found guilty of attempted murder

A woman in Boulder, Colorado, who faked her pregnancy and attacked and cut an unborn baby from an expectant mother last March, was found guilty of attempted murder by a jury.

Charlotte passes transgender bathroom ordinance, dismissing Christian concerns

Members of the city council of Charlotte, North Carolina, have passed on Monday a controversial non-discrimination ordinance that includes allowing transgenders to use restrooms that correspond to their gender identity.

Pastor Saeed Abedini recalls torture in Iran prison, hoping this will inspire people to strengthen their faith in God

Pastor Saeed Abedini is more than happy to be finally free from his prison cell in Iran, but there are times when he revisits painful memories in order to inspire people to turn their faith to God.

Justin Bieber tells fans: 'Don't put your faith in me because I'm gonna disappoint you'

The fans of Canadian pop star Justin Bieber have proudly labelled themselves as "Beliebers," and as flattering as it is to have legions of loyal fans, the thought actually overwhelms Bieber.

U.S. anti-discrimination laws allowing men to enter women's bathrooms denounced

Evangelicals have warned time and again that it is dangerous to pass the anti-discrimination ordinance, which allows people to use bathrooms based on their gender identity, is a dangerous precedent that would open innocent victims to sexual harassment and other forms of abuse.

Joey Feek cancer battle update: Rory Feek says life with wife is not 'all sappy tears and Hallmark-movie moments'

Country singing duo Joey and Rory Feek might currently be battling terminal cancer, but they are putting on a brave face. They are also living each day as if it might be their last, so for fans who are getting a glimpse into their lives, each moment they share seems to be an awe-inducing moment.

Russell Wilson says Ciara is \'the one,\' sparking even more engagement rumours