A blind Chinese legal activist who escaped house arrest, endured a nearly monthlong diplomatic tussle and a hurried daylong flight paused ever so briefly upon his arrival in New York City before taking up a familiar fight.

GREECE, NY A federal appeals court has ruled an upstate New York town unconstitutionally favored one religion over others by opening nearly every meeting over an 11 year span with prayers that stressed

A football program in the Southeastern Conference has a new coach who isn't afraid to share his Christian faith.

See the results from our poll questions last week.

A campaign has been launched to show support for a Roman Catholic bishop in Illinois who is the subject of a complaint by Americans United for Separation of Church and State.

It was one thing for Barack Obama to call for the legalization of same-sex marriage -- but it was quite another to say Jesus caused him to embrace that position.

The PCUSA is set to cut 13 jobs and impose budget reductions for the coming two years amid continuing membership losses.

A "Vote Pro-life" campaign is under way and hopes to impact key states in the 2012 election. The project is sponsored this presidential election year by an organization called Created Equal.

A new faith-based social networking website, which is gaining widespread support, recently launched to the public.

A news article that may have been intended as an attack piece may actually be helping the very effort it meant to hurt.

See which stories were most popular on our website over the last week.

As a state holiday honoring a slain homosexual politician approaches, the Navy is being pressured to pay tribute in another fashion.

Maryland's highest court has ruled that same-sex couples can divorce in the state even though Maryland doesn't permit same-sex "marriages."

A Chicago-area former employee of FedEx has won a favorable ruling in a religious discrimination case involving a subject he wasn't allowed to discuss with his co-workers.

Two ideologies to which Barack Obama clings -- pro-homosexuality and pro-Islamist -- are diametrically opposed to each other.

The leader of a Christian ministry is protesting YouTube's decision to pull a video a viewer labeled as "hate speech."

The Coalition of African-American Pastors says there is no civil right to do what God says is wrong -- and is asking President Barack Obama to reconsider his support for same-gender "marriage." Another black faith-based group accuses the president of pandering to the homosexual community in making a "money-grab" decision.

(Story contains results from Thursday's poll)

Will gay marriage force black churches

to reconsider the Democratic Party?

(Commentary by Larry Elder)

Since his quest to win the U.S. Senate seat from Illinois in 2004, Barack Obama's proclaimed Christian faith has provoked controversy -- probably because his behavior is so contrary to that of Christ's.

The bigoted anti-bigot brigade has struck again, taking on the boxing champion for staying true to his Catholic faith and denouncing gay marriage.

It looks like more political embarrassment could lie ahead for Barack Obama and his fellow Democrats.