Well, it looks like Georgia Baptists had a debate worth having. Associated Baptist Press reports that the Georgia Baptist Convention voted to separate itself from a church that has called a woman to serve as co-pastor. The vote was overwhelmingly in ...
Africa: Coke's Last Frontier... GM raises sights for IPO... Mexico's $80 million boom industry: Bulletproof cars... Atheist Ministers struggle with leading the faithful... iTunes to sell Beatles Titles... And Preachers who don't believe - The Scandal ...
Tariq Aziz sentenced to Death... 1 million dollars given to California's pro-cannabis campaign... How real is America's faith?... Is the day of the newspaper over?... Seeking proof in near-death claims... Time to make babies... A German Ministry's Na ...
The news that the Crystal Cathedral had filed for bankruptcy protection made for an instant sensation. The church established by Robert Schuller, the very prophet of "Possibility Thinking," was now forced to seek protection from its creditors, listin ...
"I mean, I have my beliefs in my head," the young man said. "But I don't enjoy the whole religious scene. I'm not really into it like some people are. I have my beliefs, I believe that's the way it is, and the way it should be, and I go to church eve ...
A literary surprise for the Nobel Committee... But no picture books for the little ones... Big changes in journalism... Barbara Boxer on abortion... Lutherans find their faith tested... And in New York, the pulpit is for laughs ...
The expanding scandal now associated with Bishop Eddie Long of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta is only the latest to dominate the nation's media attention. Four young men have filed lawsuits against Bishop Long, accusing him of tra ...
Britain has a new party leader... America sees trouble in old media... Breakdown of order in Afghanistan... A breakdown of sanity in Congress... And a breakdown of accountability in the church ...
Bob Woodward writes a new book... Ahmadinejad prompts a walk out at the United Nations... Americans still read books... But not so many boys... Evangelicals experience an adoption season... And Christianity Today looks at hipster Christianity ...