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Faith leaders are asking corporate executives to condemn laws restricting voting access — or face a boycott. In Arizona and Texas, clergy have assembled outside the state capitols to decry what they view as voter-suppression.

Liberty University has filed a civil lawsuit against its former leader, Jerry Falwell Jr., seeking millions in damages after the two parted ways acrimoniously last year.

Pastor Talbot Davis routinely knocks on doors in the neighborhoods around his Good Shepherd Church. Over time, he realized his congregation did not reflect the growing diversity of the neighborhood.

When former Vice President Mike Pence underwent routine surgery this week to install a pacemaker, evangelist Franklin Graham used social media—including the Gab app—to request prayers for recovery.

“The mob brought with them the village president, media and police officers,” said Asha Korwa, whose children, ages three and six, were beaten on Jan. 31 along with her and her husband.

Many Christians are uncomfortable with tension when it comes to life's most difficult questions—yet Christianity is full of paradoxes. And the problem of evil is perhaps the most challenging paradox of all.

Addressing the important question of abortion, Cardinal Raymond Burke concluded that anyone who defends and promotes the practice of abortion should not receive communion.

“Some say that ‘sexual abstinence outside of marriage' is identical to ‘purity culture,’” says Dr. Timothy Keller. “This is simply not the case."