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Serving God by suing others: Inside the Christian conservative legal movement

Liberty Counsel is part of the Christian legal movement, a collection of advocacy groups working in the legal, public policy and public relations arenas to advance and protect conservative Christian moral values. 

Former bishop of Phoenix accused of sex abuse of boy

Retired Bishop Thomas O'Brien is accused in a lawsuit of sexually abusing the boy on several occasions at parishes in Phoenix and Goodyear from 1977 to 1982. The Diocese of Phoenix says O'Brien denies the allegation.

Archaeologists find more evidence of Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem

Cabinet members get together for weekly Bible study

Scientists, theologians ponder if latest biological findings are more compatible with religion

Houses of worship do some soul-searching as their neighborhoods change

Evangelical leaders discussed transgender military ban with Trump

Muslim Americans worry about discrimination but profess faith in the American dream

Abductions of two priests in Congo a growing concern

Charlie Gard's parents end legal fight to take him to U.S. for treatment

Black minister leaves Southern Baptist Convention to shed light on racism

Opposition to metal detectors sets off a chaotic Friday prayers in Jerusalem’s Old City

Justices uphold refugee ban but say grandparents still OK

Metal detectors at Jerusalem shrine trigger new tensions

Black clergy arrested while protesting Trump administration policies

Pence roots administration’s support for Israel in faith

Israel's rigid Chief Rabbinate challenges the identity of Diaspora Jews

Court: North Carolina commissioners' prayer practice violated Constitution

It's no longer Sunday best for the Church of England

The pope praised him for providing for his parents; now Texas may want to deport them

 

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