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Gospel For Asia: We're sorry for 'pain and confusion' caused to supporters
GFA says it is implementing recommended changes with the help of outside counsellors.
America is 'at war' â GOP presidential bets warn in unison after Muslim couple kill 14 in California in act of terrorism
For Republican presidential hopeful Senator Ted Cruz, the San Bernardino shooting, which killed 14 individuals and injured 17 others meant only one thing - that the United States is "at war."
US evangelicals vote for Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu as top world leader
Netanyahu was mentioned more frequently by evangelical Christians than any other leader.
North Korea may be opening up as Catholic leaders pledge yearly visits
South Korean Catholic Bishops will begin making annual trips to North Korea, it was said on Monday, following a landmark four day trip across the border.
Obama needs to admit the threat of radical Islam or else more terror attacks will follow, warns Franklin Graham
If there is one thing that the San Bernardino shooting confirmed, then it's that radical Islam is a threat to the United States and its citizens, according to evangelist Franklin Graham.
Critics blast Obama for failing to denounce Islamist terrorism and focusing instead on Islamophobia in terror address
U.S. President Barack Obama drew a heavy barrage of scathing criticism following his Oval Office address on terrorism Sunday night, with Republican presidential candidates and other political pundits describing Obama's action as "pitiful" and an indication of "total failure of leadership."
'The worst report I've ever read'
We should not be undermining the place of Christianity in Britain, we should be building it up.
New Butler-Sloss religion report 'destroys our nation's defence against evil'
A report that claims Britain is no longer a Christian country has been condemned by the Church of England, Government ministers and prominent faith leaders.
Obama vows to defeat 'new phase' in terrorist threat after San Bernardino shooting
The U SPresident on Sunday laid out the most sweeping defence yet of his strategy to defeat IS.
Widespread deaths on Earth possible if global warming depletes oxygen levels, scientists warn
A study published this week, coinciding with talks in Paris on ways to address global climate change, revealed a scarier scenario caused by global warming: the lowering of levels of oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere, causing widespread deaths among animals and human beings.
Turkey's motives questioned anew as Iraq accuses Turkish troops of 'serious breach' of its sovereignty
The Iraqi government has called on the Turkish government to withdraw its more than 100 training troops from northern Iraq, saying the activity is a breach of its sovereignty.
U.S. Air Force admits it's running out of bombs to drop on ISIS targets in Syria after 15-month campaign
As the campaign against the Islamist terror group in Iraq and Syria ramps up, the US Air Force admitted that it is actually running out of bombs to fight the ISIS as the 15-month bombing campaign in Syria has depleted munitions supplies.
Netherlands pressed by France, U.S., own lawmakers to join bombing campaign vs. ISIS in Syria
After Britain voted in favour of airstrikes this week, pressure is reportedly now mounting on the Netherlands to join the US-led bombing campaign against the Islamic State (ISIS) in the war-torn country.
Germany joins military campaign against ISIS, deploying Tornado jets, frigate and up to 1,200 troops to Syria
Germany's parliament has voted to support the government's plans to send German forces, including Tornado reconnaissance jets and battleship to Syria to support the US-led coalition fighting Islamic State (ISIS) militants.
Putin slams Turkish leaders anew, saying Allah punished them by making them lose their mind
During his State of the Nation Address on Thursday, Pres. Vladimir Putin took another dig at Turkey, claiming that Allah punished Turkey's leaders by making them lose their minds, the Express reported.
American parents more concerned about sex and nudity than violence in movies, survey reveals
American parents are more concerned about sex and nudity in movies than violence and language.