Hassan bin Talal and Ed Kessler write that Muslims and Jews (and Christians) should disavow any interpretation of their respective faiths that lead to violence. They may be wasting ink, though, if they believe ISIS will listen to their interpretation of Islam.
A group of clergy in the Church of England have announced they will soon go public with declarations that they are gay and married in defiance of the church's stance on same-sex marriage. Group will call for change in church's policy on blessing same-sex marriages, but not a change in doctrine.
Video of a small boy, bloodied and covered in dust, who was rescued after an apparent air strike in the Syrian city of Aleppo, sparked outrage and concern on social media on Thursday/
New Bush biography claims Bush told French president he was on a divine mission to destroy "Gog and Magog" in Iraq. But a widely respected scholar and former Bush administration official says the conversation never happened. The error is one of dozens in Jean Edward Smith's new biography of the ...
The Abu-Sayyaf militants in the Philippines told the Indonesian tugboat crewman they would soon cut his head off, so he swam out to sea to take his chances in the open water.
While American children spent the lazy days of summer learning how to conquer levels on video games, Hamas summer camps were teaching children how to kill Jews with knives, fight from guerilla positions underground, and chant jihadist slogans.
Anjem Choudary, Britain's most notorious Islamist preacher whose followers have been linked to numerous plots across the world, has been found guilty of inviting support for Islamic State.
In an incident reminiscent of the Middle Ages when Christians accused Jews of poisoning wells and using the blood of a Christian child to make matzos, police say three con artists in Jerusalem created a fake charity to combat a fictitious cult of Christians who preyed on children.
Baptist Global Response (BGR) has received accreditation this summer from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).
U.S. Track & Field athlete Allyson Felix will compete in several races next week in the Rio Olympics and, while she hopes to win the gold, she's more interested in winning the crown of life. Athlete, the daughter of a seminary professor, speaks openly about her faith to the L.A. Times and other ...
Christianity has gained one point in Britain, corresponding to a decline in the number of religious "nones."
The humanitarian aid organization World Vision, which has evangelical Christian roots, has denied the claim the manager of its operations in Gaza has funneled $7.2 million to terrorists.