Alabama Passes Law To Prevent Sharia Law Being Used In Courtrooms

Alabama Passes Law To Prevent Sharia Law Being Used In Courtrooms

The state of Alabama has passed a new law which specifically prohibits the use of Sharia Law within its courtrooms. Sharia Law is a

Indonesia Drafts New Law for Religious Freedom

Indonesia Drafts New Law for Religious Freedom

Indonesia's president, Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, and the Ministers for Religious and Home Affairs drafted a new law to protect religious freedom for minorities. President

Agnostic Teen Punished For Omitting “Under God” From the Pledge of Allegiance

Agnostic Teen Punished For Omitting “Under God” From the Pledge of Allegiance

Derek Giardina, a 17-year-old student at West High School in Tracy, California said he has been given detention and his grade was lowered for

Deep Roots of Religious Persecution Go Beyond Maryland School District’s Holiday Calendar Mess

Deep Roots of Religious Persecution Go Beyond Maryland School District’s Holiday Calendar Mess

When we think of America's birth story our minds go to the very essence of a country that was founded upon “freedom of religion.”

The International Interreligious Colloquium Started Today at Vatican

The International Interreligious Colloquium Started Today at Vatican

From November 17-19, the Vatican is hosting an international interreligious colloquium on the "Complementarity of Man and Woman." A Vatican conference is bringing religious

Freedom From Religion Advocates Challenge Connection Between HS Football and Religion

Freedom From Religion Advocates Challenge Connection Between HS Football and Religion

To some Americans, high school football represents a form of religion, and increasingly it has come under fire from atheist groups such as the

Kentucky Catholic School Teacher Resigns in Protest Citing Overblown Ebola Fears

Kentucky Catholic School Teacher Resigns in Protest Citing Overblown Ebola Fears

Susan Sherman, a teacher who had recently returned from a mission trip to Kenya, has resigned amid swirling frustration and fears about Ebola. After

30 Parliamentarians Meet With USCIRF In Oslo To Sign A Freedom Of Religion Charter

30 Parliamentarians Meet With USCIRF In Oslo To Sign A Freedom Of Religion Charter

USCIRF Chair Katrina Lantos Swett, Commissioner Mary Ann Glendon, and Executive Director Jackie Wolcott with parliamentarians at the launch of the International Parliamentary Coalition

Was Jesus Married with Children? This Book Claims He Was

Was Jesus Married with Children? This Book Claims He Was

After studying an ancient manuscript, the writers of The Lost Gospel believe they found evidence that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and the two had children.

Pulitzer Prize Winning ‘Disgraced’ Stirs Controversy on Broadway

Pulitzer Prize Winning ‘Disgraced’ Stirs Controversy on Broadway

Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer Prize winning play Disgraced opens on Broadway to impressed audiences still contemplating its controversial subject. The play "Disgraced," written by playwright