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Ministries hope the end result doesn’t put them out of business.

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Government evaluation threatens training of Swedish pastors.

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Leaders appear divided over whether the law would hinder their right to address homosexuality.

Ruling on pollution of sacred mountain may weaken religious freedom.

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We can be 'speciesists' and show compassion for animals.

Christianity Today puts a spotlight on a hidden story.

Cuba still ranks low on religious liberty.

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