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Brian Walker said he was unfairly targeted at his workplace after he was expelled from the Scouts over a 2018 niqab comment.

Christian author Sharon Gilbert claimed she had an encounter where she was forced to rip off the face of a reptilian "alien" impersonating her husband.

Most contentious was the TikToker's claim that neither she nor her husband are allowed to have friends of the opposite sex.

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's Adam Greenway has asked a fellow seminary president to forego screening the film "Enemies Within: The Church."

Greene said the U.S. government is "abusing", torturing and committing "human rights abuses" against the jailed rioters in D.C.

The conspiracy theorist's remarks were rejected by users of the controversial "free speech" network Gab.

Instead of religion driving conservative politics, the resurgence of conservative and national sentiment in Eastern Europe has contributed to a revival of symbolic Christianity.

Petitioners complained he's previously supported Planned Parenthood, saying "his beliefs and core values do not align with those" of the school.

The results differed significantly from a February Gallup poll that showed just 5.6 percent of U.S. adults of all ages are not "heterosexual or straight."

"In this group, people are craving a sanctuary," said the group's creator, Heather Mashal.

As a Catholic nun, advocating for climate, economic and racial justice is a genuine expression of my love for humanity and for God.

The group is suing the city and claiming Baltimore is infringing on its constitutional rights to freedom of speech, religious expression and free assembly.

Robinson also said school shootings can be stopped by having public schools teach that Jesus is the only way to salvation.

"Try being a Christian and supporting life!" Greene yelled at Dingell and other Democrats on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.

The advertisement appeared to suggest former President Trump was the second coming of Christ and misquoted the Bible.

"Revival is literally our only hope," pastor Shane Idleman told Newsweek. "The Titanic has been hit and revival is the only way to turn it around."

"Climate change is not only a future challenge, but an immediate and urgent matter of survival," said the statement from the world's top Christian leaders.

The National Religious Broadcasters spokesperson said he was terminated for speaking in favor of vaccines, but the organization disputed his allegation.

While Netflix's conversion therapy "Pray Away" tells the story of survivors, a former Hollywood insider said it furthers Hollywood's anti-gay sentiment.

The origins of the two-second clip have been revealed but how it ended up on a news bulletin remains a mystery.

Former purity movement leader Josh Harris is offering his "deconstruction" course free to those "harmed by purity culture," but critics accuse him of trying to make money off a problem he caused.

Pop superstar Britney Spears revealed a blue dress with a plunging neckline, which, she said, was her ensemble of choice for mass.

An unidentified witness provided the FBI with information about Glen Brooks after he sent a selfie from the Capitol on January 6 in a church prayer group text.

After a Christian woman was attacked over the weekend at London's famous debate spot Speakers' Corner, the city's Metro Police says "No arrests have been made."

As a member of the U.S. Olympic gymnastics team, it is clear Grace McCallum is an extraordinary athlete.

"This church came about because I prayed for five years," said Linda Dunegan.

The TikToker's video has gone viral on the app, racking up over 176,000 views in just two days, and even gained support from some Christian viewers.

The fourth "God's Not Dead" movie features a debate about school choice and an actor who says he was "blacklisted" from mainstream Hollywood after speaking at the 2016 Republican National Convention.

Sister Monica Clare was inundated with questions on TikTok about her skincare tips after viewers took note of her youthful appearance.

The book, a religious text titled "The Faith and Practice of a Church of England-Man," outlived its own library.