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Fundamentalist Christians often encounter resistance in striving to communicate the message of the gospel to purported sinners and non-believers, and the recent strip-club controversy in rural Ohio is no exception.
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The current opposition to mosque construction in the United States—and not just the proposed mosque at Ground Zero—reflects nothing more than sanctioned xenophobia.
With the recent contributions of Target and Best Buy conservative politicians in Minnesota, some shareholders have urged the boards of both companies to increase supervision of corporate donations to political campaigns.
Reverend Marklen Kennedy, director of VIP for marketing at Tao Beach nightclub in Las Vegas’s Venetian Hotel and Resort, got ordained online for free as a minister of the Universal Life Church.
A Roman Catholic couple in Vermont have earned the disapproval of locals over the display of a giant cross in a rural part of the state. Does the display interfere with the rights of others?
As the furor over the construction of Islamic places of worship heats up in the United States, religious conservatives have spoken out against what they see as the "Islamification" of America through sharia law.
U.S. teens are gradually catching up with their European and Canadian counterparts and abandoning the trappings of religious faith that they view as irrelevant to their daily lives.
Does religious belief help reduce anxiety over errors? And, if so, how do non-believers cope with the blunders and slip-ups which riddle our everyday lives? A recent study concluded that is possibly the case.
Amid the vast mega-church compounds which dot the stale, suburban American landscape sit a number of unassuming little houses where, every Sunday, small handfuls of the pious gather to worship.
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