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Franklin Graham: Removing 'In God We Trust' from U.S. dollar will put America at great risk
The United States of America is known as a Christian nation, but over the years, that stand has been threatened and question. Now, an atheist group is even trying to remove "In God We Trust" from the American dollar.
Miss Universe host Steve Harvey says God 'never created a soul without endowing them with a gift'
Steve Harvey made the news recently when he made the mistake of announcing Miss Columbia as the winner of the 206 Miss Universe pageant when the crown really belonged to Miss Philippines. But this time, Harvey is trying to make the news for something else entirely.
Michael Brown on Hillsong Church's racy rendition of 'Silent Night': 'Don't judge by mere outward appearances'
Christian radio host Michael Brown is stumped why Hillsong Church did a racy rendition of the Christmas song "Silent Night" last year. Many Christians were upset with their performance of the song, which included cabaret dancers, and they even dubbed it as "Unholy Night."
Amy Duggar's husband Dillon King rejects 'grifters' accusation: 'We have never asked for money nor will we ever'
Amy Duggar and her husband Dillon King have often been criticised by people for freeloading off of devoted fans of the Christian reality show "19 Kids and Counting." So when the couple posted a throwback honeymoon picture and wrote that they wanted to go back to Mexico, people were quick to point out that they are asking for another free vacation.
Sadie Robertson tells people to stop making excuses for their actions: 'Don't settle just because everyone else around you is'
"Duck Dynasty" teenage star Sadie Robertson has proven time and again that she is wise beyond her years as she shares her thoughts about God, life, and family.
ABC's 'Of Kings and Prophets' similar to 'Game of Thrones' but inspired by Samuel 1, says producer
Several television series strive for the same success achieved by HBO's "Game of Thrones," and this is why it comes as no surprise that the new ABC show "Of Kings and Prophets" has patterned itself after the former.
New Yorkers label Ted Cruz a 'hypocrite' for seeking cash aid after insulting them for their 'New York values'
Just hours after insulting the people of New York on national television, smearing them for their alleged "New York values," Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz unabashedly and shockingly asked them for financial support in his White House campaign, reports said.
When 'angels' and 'crosses' appeared in U.S. skies at sunrise from New York to Hawaii
There was an extraordinary day when many came to say God was showing Himself in the sky.
Saeed Abedini freed from Iran prison after three years
Iran freed four Americans including a Washington Post reporter on Saturday in a prisoner swap, as diplomats gathered to announce the lifting of international sanctions and bring the country of 80 million people back to the global economic stage.
Leading member of US Church pledges to continue Anglican Communion work
A leading cleric has pledged that the measures taken by Anglican Primates against The Episcopal Church because of its pro-gay doctrines will not stop the church working to feed the hungry and care for the sick across the world.
Extremists should be allowed to speak at universities says new Oxford head
The new head of the University of Oxford has spoken out in support of extremist groups being allowed to speak on campus.
Water into wine: The extravagance, revelation and victory of Jesus' first miracle
The Wedding at Cana is far more than just a literary trope. It's famous for being the first of the miracle accounts of Jesus' life recounted in the Gospel of John. The turning of the water into wine when it looked like the wedding party was about to fall flat on its face.
Indonesia has named mastermind of Jakarta attack
Indonesian police on Saturday named the five men they suspect launched this week's gun and bomb attack in the heart of Jakarta and said they had arrested 12 others linked to the plot, which was claimed by Islamic State.
French drug trial leaves one dead and five in critical condition
One person has been left brain dead and five others have been hospitalised after taking part in a clinical trial in France of an experimental drug made by Portuguese drug company Bial, French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Friday.
Burkina Faso: At least 20 dead in suspected Islamist attack
Security forces ended a siege by al Qaeda fighters at a hotel in Burkina Faso's capital on Saturday, killing three Islamist gunmen and freeing 126 hostages, the West African nation's security minister said.
Michelle Duggar shares house cleaning tips, receives tender praise from husband who calls her the 'ultimate wife and mother'
With 19 kids to look after, it can get pretty difficult for Christian mother Michelle Duggar to keep track of her children's clothes and belongings. However, the dutiful mom has obtained quite a few organisational secrets that has made her life easier.