Department of Justice ramps up efforts to enforce the First Amendment.

The week's religion news, not yet entirely organized.

Debate over global warming has only intensified since conservatives targeted Cizik.

A year in Pakistan gave me a glimpse of what Christian witness might look like today.

Plus: The evangelicals at the center of the U.S. attorneys firing fight, Time's cover story on the Bible in public schools, Colo. becomes another center of the Anglican wars, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Also: Episcopalians disregard leaders' decisions, and the Iraq war turns four.

Comments on smear campaigns, being a chaplain in Iraq, religious life in China, and other stories.

Episcopal bishops reject oversight from "distant" prelates.

Focus on the Family's giving, the chaplain shortage, and medical ethics.

Medi-Share, British Airways' jewelry policy, and Gaza Baptist Church.

Just three months after an unimpressive theatrical run, The Nativity Story is now out on DVD, looking for a second "life" at video stores and in home libraries.

Christians anticipate next president with mix of reservation and fear.

The larger meaning of Anglican leaders' demand that the Episcopal Church change its ways.

Declaration calls for churches and individuals to act on "non-negotiable" issue.

In retrospect, was it a just invasion or not?

We remain woefully ignorant about the world's second-largest religion.

Plus: Zimbabwe cracks down on church leaders, Israel considers anti-evangelism bill, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: The actual news in the pope's new document, SWBTS sued over gender-based termination, Franklin Graham's son injured in Iraq, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Campaign against Christians presses problem with refugee resettlement.