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Americans Less Positive About Civil Liberties

Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks Americans are less positive about the state of their rights and liberties.

Twenty Years Later, ‘In Christ Alone’ Still Inspires Millions To Sing

Getty has sometimes called 'In Christ Alone' a "rebel song” — a kind of protest against the more contemporary worship songs that sound more like pop music than traditional hymns.

Drew Brees Partners With World’s #1 Daily Prayer App

Recently retired, record-setting NFL quarterback Drew Brees is partnering with Pray.com, the world's number-one app for daily prayer.

Man Fired After Confronting Bikini-Clad Beachgoers in ‘Righteous Anger’

A TikTok video showing an encounter about proper beach attire recently went viral, sparking heated debates and leading to one man’s dismissal from his job. The man refuses to apologize and says he’s standing on God’s truth.

Pastor’s Wife Pleads With People to ‘Get Vaccinated’ After Husband’s Death

Unvaccinated pastor John McIntyre was rushed to the hospital on his 60th birthday because of COVID-related complications, where he later died. His wife shares their sorrowful story, pleading for others to get vaccinated.

Admirers Still Urging Sainthood for Chaplain Killed on 9/11

Among the nearly 3,000 people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks, Mychal Judge, a Catholic chaplain with New York’s fire department, left a uniquely complex legacy that continues to evolve 20 years after his death.

San Diego Lawsuit Claims California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Promotes Aztec Gods

"The fact that the Aztec religion is not formally organized and is non-Western in its origin does not excuse the constitutional violations,’ said attorney Robert E. Weisenburger.

Trump and His Religion Advisers Launch New National Faith Advisory Board

In another sign Donald Trump is eyeing a run to regain the White House, the former president and his religious advisers announced the launch of a national faith advisory board on Thursday (Sept. 2).