Abortion should not be punished, leading doctors join calls for decriminalisation
Leading pregnancy doctors are joining calls for abortion to be decriminalised.
Could Pakistan's blasphemy laws be getting even harsher?
The head of a new Pakistani Islamist party that lionizes the killer of a provincial governor said it would take its rallying cry of "death to blasphemers" to next year's general election, after its surprisingly strong showing in a recent vote.
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This alternative to all-age worship really works
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Nabeel Qureshi's funeral: Following in the footsteps of St Paul
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George Whitefield: How John Wesley's friend and rival found peace with God
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How a Christian Ugandan judge cracked a billion-dollar corruption ring
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Apostle Paul never said 'women should remain silent': scholars claim controversial passage was added later
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'The sexual revolution is remorseless': Christian Today's interview with the new head of the Coalition for Marriage
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What links Mikhail Kalashnikov and Robert E Lee?
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Theresa May needs to give more detail, EU demands
Prime Minister Theresa May set out a plan on Friday to retain full access to the EU's single market for two years after Brexit to try to reassure business and reset the tone of stalled negotiations with Brussels.
'Heal our land', Christians pray as violence flares in Cameroon
This follows a bomb attack in Bamenda city on Thursday. According to local media, the blast injured three police officers.
Nigeria is failing to protect Christian farmers from Fulani attacks, says major new report
the report also warns that herders' attacks on farmers have 'spawned dangerous political and religious conspiracy theories'.
Pope Francis: The Church was 'a bit late' in confronting child abuse
Pope Francis admitted the Catholic Church was 'a bit late' to acknowledging the damage done by paedophile priests as he met with his sex abuse advisory commission for the first time on Thursday.
Mexico quake rescue efforts continue amid political recriminations
As the arduous search through mountains of debris continued, signs of exhaustion crept in following Tuesday's 7.1 magnitude quake that killed at least 282 people.
Hurricane Maria devastates Puerto Rico, kills at least 35 in Caribbean
The second major hurricane to rage through the Caribbean this month, Maria has killed at least 32 people and devastated several small islands, including St Croix in the US Virgin Islands and Dominica.
Church collapse kills 11 including baby in Mexico earthquake tragedy
During a child's baptism, 11 members of one family died including the two-month-old girl being christened when the roof of a church collapsed during the major earthquake which struck central Mexico on Tuesday.
Under half of schoolchildren trust the clergy, new survey shows
The polling company asked 2,600 young people whether those working in different jobs could be trusted to tell the truth.
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Iran defies Trump and tests new ballistic missile
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US Episcopal Church tumbles to new low, shedding 35,000 members last year alone
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Christian pro-lifers condemn secret ballot over relaxing abortion laws
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US prison inmate sues her facility for 'sponsoring' Christianity in alleged breach of First Amendment
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Russian Pentecostal pastor seeks political asylum in Germany
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Call for servant leadership in Africa and 'zero tolerance for corruption'
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Resurrection of devastated Iraqi town of Karamles offers signs of hope
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Archbishop of Canterbury: UK can 'flourish enormously' after Brexit
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New Indian anti-conversion law draws Christian protests
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Primates meeting: 'As many as six' Anglican leaders won't attend Welby's pivotal summit
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Britain First leaders charged with religious harassment
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Most US evangelical leaders live in a home with a gun – but they also believe in stricter gun control
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Christian teenager in Australia sacked by Madlin Sims for opposing same-sex marriage could take legal action
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India 'wants to chase away Catholics' as Church-run hostel shut down
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Deadly issue of witchcraft to be tackled at UN human rights gathering
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Leftwing Jews and Palestinians unite in New York to protest Trump and Netanyahu's closeness at the UN
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Senior French Cardinal Philippe Barbarin faces trial for not reporting child abuse
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5 football players from evangelical school Wheaton College charged over 'hazing' incident
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Australia gay marriage poll: Church threatened with firebombing over 'vote no' billboard
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New Dean to face 'acute' problems in troubled Exeter Cathedral
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Pray for your leaders most when you disagree with them, says Pope
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Christian tennis legend Margaret Court who opposes gay marriage is denied membership renewal by her club
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Are science and religion at war? No, but people think they are
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Sheffield debacle shows CofE needs to promote more traditionalists, campaigners say
Natural disasters and a loving God: How do we reconcile the two?
The shocking truth about Anglican evangelicals
This story of two modern slaves is why we should care about slavery