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'Chicago Med' season 3 spoilers: Will Dr. Charles survive his horrible incident?

It's not known whether the doctor will survive his wounds, and will be the main highlight of the new season in the first few episodes.

God in monochrome: Is Christianity a black and white faith?

A brand-new exhibition at London's National Gallery titled Monochrome: Painting in Black and White showcases 700 years of human art completed in the monochrome â using black and white, or a gradient of just one colour. The already-acclaimed exhibit includes deeply religious works and prompts a question for contemporary believers: is Christianity a black-and-white faith?

The evangelical case against war â and for gospel peace

Should the Church ever support war? Not if it's truly following the call to gospel peace, argues Nick Megoran

Tennessee Southern Baptist church could lose convention voting rights for having female pastor

A Southern Baptist church that hired a woman as its lead pastor â breaking with the denomination's traditional doctrine â may lose its voting rights at the Tennessee Baptist Convention meetings next week.

Religion in US set to decline dramatically in next 20 years

America's lose of religion will dramatically accelerate over the next 20 years and those with no faith will become an even larger group than Protestants in the US.

Margery Kempe: 6 quotes from England's weeping mystic

Today the Church of England remembers Margery Kempe, She is not officially a saint, but was a mystic known for her passionate devotion to Christ.

'Real Housewives of Atlanta' updates: Nene Leakes suspicious yet happy about Kenya's mystery marriage

The season 10 premiere of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" highlighted Kenya Moore's off-season wedding to her mystery man, flashing her wedding ring on-cam. Several of her co-stars were suspicious about the whole affair, however, especially Nene Leakes, who just recently got back to the show after being on hiatus for a few years.

'ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove' delayed until 2018; releases 'overly-cinematic' trailer instead

Sad news for ToeJam and Earl fans: what is supposed to be a 2017 release for the newest sequel to the franchise, "ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove" has been canceled, and instead will see a future release sometime in 2018.

Vice President Mike Pence tells Sutherland Springs: 'Faith is stronger than evil'

Vice President Mike Pence met with the families of those who died in the Texas church shooting on Wednesday, promising the 'full resources' of government is behind them.

'Runaways' news: Showrunners say series will not 'closely follow' the comic

Marvel is set to debut its first series on Hulu, with the TV adaptation of the popular Marvel comic, "Runaways" by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona. However, fans shouldn't expect the show to be an exact copy of the comic, as showrunners and executive producers Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz revealed they were not going to closely follow the source material.

New SteelSeries Arctis 3 headset allows gamers to simultaneously play audio from wired connections and Bluetooth

The Arctis 3 Bluetooth Headset can be used on all gaming platforms, such as PC, Mac, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, VR and mobile.

'Supergirl' season 3 news: 'Brainiac 5' to join 'Saturn Girl' in series

The third season of Supergirl is about to become even more exciting for its fans. It has been revealed that "Brainiac 5," a half-computer, half-organic lifeform and a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes will be a recurring cast member in the season, fighting alongside Supergirl to defeat the villains lurking in National City.

Phones during Mass make me sad, says Pope Francis

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