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Christian health workers just want to follow their religious beliefs.

The President maintains Bush's hiring policy and shapes specific priorities for the office.

College administrators and observers say Bush administration tinkered too much. But some worry that new antidiscrimination laws loom.

The end of a marriage may mean the end of employment at a Christian college — but not always.

Church court in October backed pastor who underwent sex change.

The Baptist university is embroiled in a long-running dispute over the firing of two professors.

Peter Enns's book Inspiration and Incarnation created a two-year theological battle that resulted in his suspension.

"This church does not have consensus," committee says.

More than a decade after its introduction, bill still has wide bipartisan support—and corporate criticism.

One has led a diocese out of the national Anglican body, two others are preparing to go.

Evangelical leader named to U.K commission upholding equal rights.

Faculty member at Iowa State University denied tenure for supporting intelligent design.

Calvin College's denominational requirements make diversity a challenge.

Student dismissed from leadership for 'potentially divisive' beliefs.

Colorado Christian firing raises questions about university's politics.

Southern Baptists debate the role of their Message in hiring, firing.

Opposition to homosexual behavior may now be a bar to high office.

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