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Nigeria's Violence Not Strictly Religious - Unfortunately
Christians and Muslims "could resolve it spiritually but still have a war over the land, the economy, the moving in the land," Estabrooks said. Could the tensions be any more complicated?
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Religion Today Summaries - March 15, 2010
Morocco: Expelled Christians Refute Proselytism Claims
Federal Appeals Court Upholds 'Under God' in Pledge
Pakistan's 'Blasphemy' Laws Claim Three More Christians
Lutheran Bishops Prepare to Welcome Gay Clergy
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Who Do You Say That I Am?
Does it matter what we believe about Jesus? Yes, it does. The truth about Jesus is the difference between heaven and hell.
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Do You Know Jack? The Secular Case against Suicide
An upcoming HBO movie on Dr. Jack Kevorkian is bound to be sympathetic -- but others are standing against assisted suicide in the public square.
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Remembering Burma: One Refugee’s Story
When Neineh escaped the gunfire into a refugee camp in Thailand, he left a place that still tugs at his heart today. The Global Day of Prayer for Burma is March 14.
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Religion Today Summaries - March 12, 2010
World Vision Suspends Work in Pakistan after Killings
Nigeria Police, Plateau Officials Disagree on Death Toll
Lesbian Bishop-Elect Clears Crucial Hurdle
Chinese Bible Updated for First Time in 90 Years
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What's Hot? 3/12/10
A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.
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Who Touched Me?
With Jesus there are no “untouchable” people. In his eyes, everyone is touchable.
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Remembering Burma: One Refugee’s Story
When Neineh escaped the gunfire into a refugee camp in Thailand, he left a place that still tugs at his heart today. The Global Day of Prayer for Burma is March 14.
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The Scandal of Gendercide — War on Baby Girls
This week The Economist published its stunning cover story -- "Gendercide: What Happened to 100 Million Baby Girls?" -- ending media resistance to directly covering the horror.
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