Atheist Patrick Greene is suing a Texas city mayor and city leaders over their support for the construction of a privately owned cross on church property.
Paramount Pictures has released its first trailer for a remake of the Oscar-winning 1959 classic "Ben-Hur." The publication Wired described the trailer as an "evangelical gladiator."
A special day of celebration surrounded the donation of an ancient Hebrew Torah scroll to Regent University.
Georgia lawmakers have passed a bill protecting the religious rights of faith-based groups and government workers who disagree with same-sex marriage.
A New York pizza shop owner who admitted to trying to recruit people for the Islamic State will appear in court Thursday for sentencing.
Secretary of State John Kerry's long-awaited statement labeling the atrocities committed by the Islamic State against Christians, Yazidis and other minorities "genocide" came Thursday morning at a State Department press conference.
The nation's capital has shut down again and, no, it isn't due to the latest filibuster on the Senate floor.
Mark Driscoll, the former pastor of Mars Hill Church, plans to hold Easter Sunday services at his new church in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Kentucky public schools are now authorized to create an elective social studies course on the Bible.
Tyler Perry and Fox are teaming up to bring "The Passion," a live musical production of Jesus' crucifixion, to the small screen on Palm Sunday in New Orleans.