Religion

As businesses close and people are told to stay in their homes to combat the coronavirus, church tithing is down nearly 75 percent in some cases, leading to some churches to pivot to online donation.

"I encourage you to use this time at home to get back in the Word, read our Bibles and spend time with our families," Lindell said Monday.

A 63 percent majority of Americans say they don't view the president as religious, but a 55 percent majority of U.S. adults say Joe Biden likely holds to his Catholic faith.

Coronavirus may be a "punishment inflicted upon us for our presumptuous sins," according to the proposed legislation.

We did not order religious organizations to close, but my message to everyone is that this is serious," Ohio governor Mike DeWine wrote on Twitter yesterday after one major church opened its doors.

"It's really hard to define a committed relationship and it's really hard to define anything related to that," Biggs said on Monday.

Rev. Tony Law insists his church is a "hospital" where "anointed handkerchiefs" can help heal a wide array of diseases, ignoring public health warnings intended to stem the rising tide of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The head of the Catholic Church said people should use difficult times to make kind gestures to their loved ones.

President Donald Trump urged Americans to look to "God for protection and strength" as the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continued to grow Friday.

He...seemed more at peace than I remembered. I wondered if his faith had something to do with that?

Former Vice President Joe Biden called his deceased son Beau Biden his "soul" as he discussed faith and death Wednesday with an Episcopalian pastor whose wife was killed in a South Carolina church massacre in 2015.

Religious leaders are not exempt from the pain and challenges of life, and it is our responsibility to be there for them.

"I'm ashamed of our history, and I'm ashamed of our failure," the archbishop of Canterbury said. "There is no doubt when we look at our own church that we are still deeply institutionally racist."

Senate Chaplain Barry Black opened Friday's impeachment trial against President Donald Trump with a plea to God that senators remember "that they alone are accountable to you for their conduct."

Nude dancing and meditation—but no sex, eye contact, food, talking or technology.

How did some of President Donald Trump's predecessors approach the issue of whether or not to permit public schools to sponsor prayer?

Jaime Javier Amogueafonseca, 32, was detained by officers from the Tampa Police Department on January 12 and charged with aggravated child abuse (torture), authorities said.

A book co-written by the retired pontiff says it is not possible to be married and be a priest "simultaneously."

The Lincoln Project, a Republican organization against Trump, released its first video, which criticizes evangelical Trump supporters.

The Epiphany celebrates the Three Wise Men visiting baby Jesus and Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist.

President Trump accused Pete Buttigieg of using religion as a political prop—a charge frequently levied against his own reelection campaign.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation, an atheist group advocating for the separation of church and state, has asked the IRS to investigate a Florida megachurch hosting a Trump rally planned for Friday, insisting the event violates IRS rules banning political endorsement by churches.

Professor Wayne Grudem offered his take on why the Christianity Today op-ed did not present sufficiently logical reasons to remove Trump from office.

The Nevada Army Guard said that Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Hopper is the first guard soldier to receive a religious accommodation approval for a beard.

"'Death to Judah' so the flag says, 'Judah will live forever,' so the light answers," Rachel Posner wrote in German on the back of the photograph.

Reactions rippled across the Internet after stories broke about a whistleblower complaint filed alleged a non-profit supporting organization used member tithes to amass more than $100 billion in a set of investment funds.

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I understand that many Mormons feel hurt. But the real issue is, Is the church's investment fund holding onto money that it shouldn't?

A complaint filed with the IRS alleges that a non-profit supporting organization controlled by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints used tithes to amass billions in investment funds, and says the Church misled members about uses of the money.

MSNBC host Joy Reid and columnist Leonard Pitts discussed the "cult-like" religiosity of President Donald Trump's supporters, saying that at least former Republican President George W. Bush had a "soul."