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Pro-choicers' inherent contradictions.

The Door interviews Shane Claiborne.

Despite being the country's fastest growing religion, practitioners stay in the "broom closet."

Is it time to return to the ban on usury?

Christian contemporary music wants in on the non-CCM action.

Enough waffling for the 9/11 hero, he's for abortion rights.

Columbine proves the nation needs God after tragedies like the Virginia Tech murders.

Former director of the Office of Faith-Based Initiatives says American politicians need to get religion.

Will the Latin Mass make a comeback?

Do the doctrines of sin and obedience to God lead to child abuse?

NYT on religious college students.

Another cause to care about.

The NYT explores the Senator's faith and his pastor, while David Brooks deciphers how it might affect his foreign policy.

Putting our money where our values are.

How his seven last words can guide the Christian preparing for death.

A mission renaissance in 'The New Friars'

Slavery not only still exists but is greater than ever. Fortunately, Christians continue to fight the wicked trade.

Unscrupulous lenders target Habitat for Humanity homeowners.

Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel face an uncertain future.