After evolution fights comes dispute over A.D. vs. C.E.

The young country often found it needed to turn to God.

Palestinian Bible Society bookshop threatened, closed; church political activities investigated; Wal-Mart carries the pill.

Ethnic bloodshed in Sudan's Darfur region remains the top crisis for U.N. ambassador John Bolton.

And neither are many people with whom we disagree.

Pressure on Sudan mounts, but the killing continues in Darfur.

'Ridiculous' interpretation of law bars thousands.

High-profile apostasy case highlights legal contradictions.

Rights to faith and liberty are at risk in Afghanistan.

Plus: The latest from the Korean cloning scandal.

How one racially diverse church ministers to foreigners, while submitting to Caesar.

Case of Afghan convert causes some to question democracy push in the Middle East.

Peter Akinola affirms warning to government and Muslims, fires back on the Western press.

The "anti-Genesis" of those who play God, and why the biotech business needs to take ethics seriously.

A bill before the Senate hopes to better inform mothers about diagnosed disabilities, while a study confirms that women can feel pressured to terminate their pregnancy if tests find a disability.

Evangelical leaders divided over moral, policy questions on immigration.

James Meeks, head of state's largest church, seeks to overcome social conservatives' racial barrier.

A gentle challenge—and invitation—to the critics of our recent immigration editorial.

Plus: Good news from Europe on stem-cell funding.