The occult and paranormal have been a fascinating subject for many people for hundreds of years, but with the current abundance of movies, television, books, and the Internet, these topics easily reach more individuals. An apologist warns Christians about getting mixed with such activities.Read More

Many Christians are practicing what is called "Christian yoga," but others are saying that, among other things, it goes against Christian theology, and it even has racial understones.Read More

In his new book titled "Epiphany: A Christian's Change of Heart and Mind Over Same-Sex Marriage," Christian author and media personality Micael Coren discusses how he had a personal change of heart when it comes to gay marriages, and he was condemned for his position regarding the issue.Read More

Researchers have studied the remains of lizards and some body parts preserved in amber, dated to about 99 million years ago. Some scientists view this as a glimpse into a lost world, while others take it as some proof of Creationism.Read More

The live feed from the International Space Station was cut for an hour this week, just as the camera was showing what seems to be horseshoe-shaped UFO. Conspiracy theorists are now thinking that this was a deliberate attempt by NASA to hide from the general public evidence of alien life.Read More

A recent conference ran by the project "Equipping Christian Leadership in an Age of Science" discussed how science can be studied within the context of the Christian faith, while another organization in the United Kingdom called God and the Big Bang is also challenging the notion that religion and ...Read More

Many students at the Middleton-Cross Plains School District in Wisconsin are treated to free lunch every Tuesday, but the school officials are asking the parents who host the event to cease the weekly luncheon.Read More

Of the 1,000 self-identified Christians who participated in a survey by LifeWay Research, 77 percent said that "it's sinful to lend money in a way that harms the borrower financially," while only 11 percent think it's immoral.Read More

The results of an analysis of ancient ostraca suggests that literacy rates were high throughout the military ranks in Judah as far back as 600 BCE, meaning Biblical texts may have been composed earlier than initially thought.Read More

A recent study indicates that religious people in America are happier than those who are not, but a Baptist minister deems that these numbers may not really prove anything.Read More

Theology students at Oxford University will no longer be required to take up Christianity, but can opt to study other subjects during their second year.Read More