National Religious Broadcasters, a group of Christian media outlets, has unveiled a new initiative to counter what it sees as the suppression of Christian and conservative views online.

One researcher says it’s rare for relics to date to the time period when a saint is believed to have died. He estimated that only one of every 20 relics he’s encountered stands up to this kind of scientific scrutiny.

Roy Moore’s failed run tested white evangelicals’ allegiance to the Republican Party. Would they vote for a candidate who shares their conservative views even though he was accused of sexual misconduct? Preliminary exit polls suggest they did just that.

Many Baptist churches — Alabama’s largest denomination — do good works around the city. But Baptist Church of the Covenant is different.

First Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, N.C., hopes a smaller footprint will allow the church to redefine its mission and identity while saving its historic sanctuary.

The nation of Israel and the role of the city of Jerusalem are central in the “end-times” theology — a form of what is known as “pre-millennialism” — embraced by many American conservative Protestants.

David Bentley Hart’s text recaptures the awkward, multivoiced power of the original.

Two Houston Baptist University wide receivers have been suspended from playing football after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by both men at her apartment.

Opposition is growing to a visit by Franklin Graham, who is accused of hate speech for remarks about Islam and gay people.

When our President weaponizes “Merry Christmas,” it turns the peacemaking way of Jesus into a saber to be incoherently rattled in the same breath as an offhanded mention of our impending thermonuclear war with North Korea … and tax cuts.

Will the vice president — and the religious right — be rewarded for their embrace of Donald Trump?