Month: December, 2013

Black Student Athletes to Face Trial for Obstructing Sidewalk While Waiting for School Bus

Three black star Edison Tech High School student athletes in Rochester, N.Y., who refused an officer’s command to “disperse” as

Pastors Decry Federal Judge's Decision Arguing That Tax Free Housing Allowance for Clergy Is Unconstitutional

The average pastor in America could soon be facing personal financial pain after a federal judge in Madison, Wis., recently

Crisis of Authority Explains 'Intellectual Civil War Within Evangelicalism,' Historian Says

Evangelicalism is a product of both the Reformation and the Enlightenment, and because of this, evangelicals struggle with reconciling the

Former Turkish Cathedral Hagia Sophia May Become a Mosque

Members of the government of the Republic of Turkey have expressed consideration in turning a notable landmark that was once

Duck Dynasty Tops Yahoo's 2013 'Obsession' Ranking

How crazy did Americans become about the Robertson family this year? If Yahoo search data is any evidence – very.

Man Who Survived Shipwreck in Air Bubble Credits Bible, Prayer (VIDEO)

After a boat capsized off the coast of Nigeria earlier this year, authorities feared that all 12 of those on

Giving Tuesday vs Holiday Shopping (INFOGRAPHIC) #GivingTuesday

Why the Government Is Concerned With 23andMe DNA Test

When our government is not in charge of something, it inserts itself into the enterprise, as is the case with

Twitter Innovation Leader Claire Diaz-Ortiz Shares '5 Secrets to Openhearted Twitter Success' by Author Mary DeMuth

The Christian Post Even More Popular Than Obamacare Website? Yes, Says Data Analytics Company

New data collected by the digital data analytics company Quantcast has found that The Christian Post has even more online