Three Muslim Students Murdered in Cold Blood by a Self-Proclaimed Anti-Theist near UNC Chapel Hill

Three Muslim Students Murdered in Cold Blood by a Self-Proclaimed Anti-Theist near UNC Chapel Hill

A scene from a vigil at UNC Chapel Hill. In what has been tagged as a “hate crime” by many, three young students of

Fifty Shades of Grey, Prompts Negative Response From Religious Groups

Fifty Shades of Grey, Prompts Negative Response From Religious Groups

The Fifty Shades of Grey franchise has been no stranger to controversy since it was first released in 2011. The movie is getting a

French job listing incites anger for denying Jews, Studio says they were hacked

French job listing incites anger for denying Jews, Studio says they were hacked

An advertisement for a job in France has angered many around the world for it's explicit antisemitism with an explicit "no Jews." NSL Studio,

Stephen Fry’s atheist rant on God gets unlikely support from the the Archbishop of Canterbury

Stephen Fry’s atheist rant on God gets unlikely support from the the Archbishop of Canterbury

Famous actor and outspoken atheist Stephen Fry had some heated words to say to God which received support from unlikely allies. Never a man

China Continues Its Crackdown On Christianity

China Continues Its Crackdown On Christianity

The Chinese government cracking down on Christians is becoming more and more familiar. China has taken an increasingly active position in thwarting religion in

Struggling Catholic David Carr, writer for The New York Times, has died

Struggling Catholic David Carr, writer for The New York Times, has died

Known for his work at The New York Times, David Carr struggled with both addiction and religion. David Carr collapsed at The New York

Interlove Project Aims to Promote Interfaith Couples

Interlove Project Aims to Promote Interfaith Couples

Armed with a belief in love’s uniting power, one Canadian photographer has set out to document the stories of interfaith couples for the Interlove

Obama, Prayer, and a History Lesson over Breakfast

Obama, Prayer, and a History Lesson over Breakfast

President Barack Obama at the National Prayer Breakfast in 2009. President Obama stirs a little controversy with some words about religious history during the

San Francisco church’s new policy bans girls as altar servers

San Francisco church’s new policy bans girls as altar servers

A Catholic priest from San Francisco has prohibited girls from acting as altar servers, according to a new policy. The Star of the Sea

U.S. Supreme Court with decide on a record breaking number of religious cases this year

U.S. Supreme Court with decide on a record breaking number of religious cases this year

The Supreme Court is set to take on three religious cases this year instead of the usual one case per year. 2015, as it