Magazine argues for splitting civil and Christian marriage. LifeWay examines which Americans agree.

US Army reviews nationwide policy for ROTC profs, who are paid by military but work as full-time faculty.

But question remains: Will IRS agree with DOJ that atheists count as 'ministers of the gospel'?

National debate over religious freedom prompts withdrawal.

Why a nationwide standard for classrooms may cause concern.

School says "period of discernment" focused on pastoral response, not changing conduct policy.

Fresh stats on who thinks churches should endorse candidates, whether homosexual behavior is a sin, and has it gotten harder to be an evangelical.

In the era of massive data collection, Uncle Sam snoops on a grand scale.

How in three years an evangelical pastor went from America’s first national hero to “the first of villains.”

After Hobby Lobby, vibrant corporate life is needed more than ever.

How more ministries going digital could unwittingly aid atheists targeting church tax breaks.

President Michael Lindsay among 26 CCCU presidents urging an exemption clause in pending executive order.

The Persian Gulf island has had a Christian presence for over a century.

Church and state rally to defend $700 million tax break.

(UPDATED) Seventh Circuit previously decided that large cross in Wisconsin sanctuary created an unconstitutional environment.

What a Kentucky court ruling implies for a high-profile Wisconsin challenge to the clergy housing allowance.

Be careful what you pray for, warns a constitutional law scholar.

Are invocations worth it if it means city leaders will bow for false gods?

New ruling overturns a ruling in favor of churches from 2012.