Can the justices decide an employment case without making religious decisions? Says Breyer: 'This is tough and I'm stuck.'

The ironies of "Pulpit Freedom Sunday."

Officials say the meetings violate residential use policies.

Mom gets 18 months probation for showing her daughter a ritual chicken death.

Evangelical NGOS say the ruling is unlikely to change their operations, but the case touches on larger principles.

Where a people abandons virtue, government steps in.

Mugabe regime violently targeting wide spectrum of congregations.

Christians must help bridge the growing gap between biotechnology and bioethics.

How Americans can think about a true revolution.

Schools say listening is a key part of the project—but theological pluralism isn’t.

But court says policy may have been enforced unconstitutionally.

Members of one of China's largest house churches continue to meet amid arrests.

Nepal's small Christian community had formed protests demanding government allocation of land to bury their dead in crowded Kathmandu.

Supreme Court hears arguments today on whether fired teacher is a religious employee.

After New York vote on same-sex marriage, conscience questions draw more emphasis.

CCCU says government's solution to for-profit problems threatens schools' autonomy.

The recent recession and a movement favoring less government may contribute to recent poll numbers.

A leading British evangelical comments on the Archbishop of Canterbury's turn as guest editor of 'New Statesman.'

Ruling says New York ban on church services doesn't discriminate against expression. But legal scholars say the decision is unlikely to stand.