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Do latest numbers signal success for pro-life movement and surge of state restrictions?

Some recent stats on religiosity and athletics.

Experts say there are lessons in the Oscar disqualification for ‘Alone Yet Not Alone.’

(UPDATED) Tada hopes all the attention will 'extend the message and impact' of song from 'Alone Yet Not Alone,' once one of five Oscar candidates for best original song.

D.C. and Honolulu surge most when Bible Gateway compares its data to American Bible Society's list of the most 'Bible-minded' cities in America.

How the apostle Paul ‘beat out Beyonce,’ and how Christian colleges are joining in on online education trend.

Already in prison, former conman turned watchdog for Christian ministries could now serve an extended sentence.

For its 41st year, pro-life rally implements significant changes. Meanwhile, groups release recaps of how abortion changed in 2013.

On Bible Gateway's list, drawn from 242 countries and territories, only one verse matches YouVersion's list of top verses shared.

(UPDATED) Famed apologist once made history as first evangelical leader in 100 years (since D. L. Moody) to address Latter-day Saints leaders. Now he’s the fifth big name in five months.

Roy Peterson has led The Seed Company and Wycliffe USA; now he’s heading to Manhattan.

Roundup of what other religion news watchers found notable last year.

Did you catch all of CT's most popular religion news items this year?

And other 2013 year-end status updates from Leadership Network.

New findings from major study on religion and race show who thinks 'separate but equal' is sufficient, and who wants to stop talking about race altogether.

Among 'born-again' Christians, Barna finds divide between theory and practice differs by demographic.

(UPDATED) A&E restores Phil Robertson to popular show and explains why.

(UPDATED): Trinity Western University overcomes opposition from other law school deans.

Denomination debates how to handle legacy of famed pacifist who sexually harassed and abused women.