East Coast Americans Least Likely to Believe in God
Almost as many American believe in God as did in the 1940s
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This Sunday is Easter. If you live in Mississippi, you're probably going to church. If you're Mormon, you're most likely to know what the holiday represents. If you're evangelical, you're most likely to think you'll live to see the next resurrection.
Almost as many American believe in God as did in the 1940s
The Party for Animals want to ban kosher slaughtering practices
That's the estimate from an employee at Family Radio
The Doomsday author emerges from his house "flabbergasted" and "bewildered"
Critics inside and outside the Vatican pan the new statue of John Paul II
The proposed Ark Encounter now qualifies for $43 million in tax rebates
Tim LaHaye also thinks that Harold Camping's doomsday prediction is 'wrong'
Evidently, there's a few skeptics who don't care judgment day is nigh
Sources tell Fox, "They are doing this"
Pastor Harold Camping explains his prediction that the world's ending on May 21
The mega-evangelist was admitted with a pulmonary condition
On multicultural parenting, immigration reform, and Christians in the Middle East
Di Tzeitung erased two women from the Situation Room photo due to "laws of modesty"
Religion was a big reason the Tea Party celebrity entered politics
Christian-Muslim tensions have sharply risen since the uprising
Wife of likely Republican candidate Rick says the Lord wants him to run
On bin Laden's Death, choosing provisional leaders, and battling obesity
The Daily's Hunter Walker adds up the church's many real estate acquisitions.
Scientology will now use the historic KCET lot to produce their own broadcasts
On the necessity of hell, the value of copper, and white America's social divide
What's in L'Osservatore Romano, anyway?
New study also finds those who pictured God as punitive are less likely to cheat
'The Final Testament of the Holy Bible' hits shelves this Friday--as in Good Friday
France has outlawed wearing Islamic head coverings in public
On the ideology of a shutdown, Kabbalah's pop appeal, and Bob Dylan in China
Take a look at this stirring Vanity Fair piece
On helping Libya, the dangers of polygamy, and writing for free
Forced by budget cuts to drop PBS programs, KCET may sell its studios to Scientology
A Northwestern study attempts to paint a link between obesity and churchgoing
Choir must declare "sexual intimacy is intended ... between one man and one woman"
Dennis Prager on the weekend's other tragedy and Martin Peretz on Obama
Rep. Keith Ellison got choked up when talking about a young Muslim who died on 9/11
Congressman has had 24/7 security for months due to an overseas threat
A look at the players lining up as Rep. Peter King's hearings get ready to open Thursday
Southern California protesters chanted "Go back home!" outside a Muslim charity event
The pontiff's new book on the life of Jesus Christ dwells at length on the ancient anti-Semitic slur
Shabaz Bhatti, Pakistan's only Christian cabinet member, gunned down in Islamabad this morning
In our occasional look at how the world's ending today: the protest in Egypt as a sign the end times are nigh; Armageddon and Obama's re-election chances; never fear, New York is prepared
The New Yorker spends 24,000 words detailing the secretive church's doings
The President gives a personal speech at the National Prayer Breakfast--why?
A very long, incendiary "debate" between the Fox News host and a radical Imam
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