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School may now shift from his emphasis on conservative politics.

World magazine article is 'clear effort to destroy my career,' he says. World says it isn't.

(Updated) Absent vetos, will join Cuba and Colombia as Latin American nations most open to abortions.

(UPDATED) Religious tensions continue in world's most-populous Muslim country.

But schools worry about their effect on discipleship (and revenues).

(Updated) Preventative measure' intended to support constitutional mandate that 'religion shall remain above politics.'

Senior VP Forrest Flaniken lauded as 'tireless advocate for the millions of people around the world who await God's Word in their heart language.'

Global blasphemy debate takes interesting twist as Russian believers call Apple's logo 'anti-Christian.'

Election-year Pulpit Freedom Sunday contrasts with view of most Protestant pastors, per LifeWay research.

IBTS will move from Czech Republic to Netherlands amid changing educational landscape.

"We can't keep destroying embryos for our research," said Shinya Yamanaka of his motivation.

Government cuts contracts for part-time Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist, and Jewish chaplains.

Persecution watchdogs say Christians were targeted in school shootings.

Ruling upholds regulations that give application preference to workers with employment-based visas.

Barnes, a Princeton alumnus and former pastor at National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., will start in January 2013.

Why religious leaders aren't terribly troubled by the news.

Government rejects pastor's 'administrative review' to contest 500-day house arrest.

Sumanahalli Society unable to renew lease on 45 acres currently housing 400 residents.

Pharmacists can exercise religious beliefs in accordance with Illinois Health Care Right of Conscience Act.