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Christian dating via text messaging
‘Obama skips church, heads to the gym’
Bob Jones U. apologizes for racist past
Being paid to kill Christians
Some Christian colleges won’t survive bad economy
The Obama Christian question
‘What if Starbucks Marketed Like a Church?‘
Barack Obama’s awesome, blue God
Christians get out the vote, pray for the future
Christian ministers prefer McCain
Christian pre-fall-fundamentalists celebrate naked mass
More than half of Protestant Christians disapprove of Bush’s job
Rick Warren trashes his Hawaiian shirt collection
Economy keeps tumbling; what hath God wrought?
Christians like book of Jewish business wisdom
Preachers to challenge tax laws Sunday
Sarah Palin and other sexy Puritans
GodBlogCon, not to be confused with porn convention
Seven years ago ...
Putting the Bible’s stories, not books, in order
Circumcision wars: Christians opt for Jewish bris
Christianity enters the virtual world of reality TV
Set Free Ministries bikers charged with attempted murder *
Muslim woman punches Christian preacher
The interview: Hamas scion explains conversion to Christianity, respect for Israel
What Would Jesus Drive?
Hamas scion converts to Christianity, respects Israel
Join the 30-day Levicitus challenge
The genius of Stuff Christians Like
An altar call to cut up that credit card
God is not dead, not by a longshot
Connecting churches more difficult than dividing Palestine, pastor says
Behind the scenes of American fundamentalism
‘Power in the Blood’: Praying for the electric chair
Schism grows in Anglican Communion
Christian lawyer to Supreme Court: ‘Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition’
Messianic truth in advertising
Myers and the messianic movement are trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the Israeli public
The Chinese Christian comeback
Latino clergy get firsthand look at Israel
Tony Solorzano had dreamed of seeing Israel. At 54, he'd spent countless Sundays at the pulpit and weekdays on Radio Zion talking about the land of Abraham and Jacob and David -- and Jesus
In Jesus name, Ontario Council meeting begins
The toughest subject for Christian students is Christianity
The changing role of pastors in the information age
Christianity and politics: Obama discusses salvation and public office
How IQ corresponds with biblical literalism
Jumping for Jesus in a house filled with Jews
Orthodox Jews torch pile of New Testaments
‘The Ned Testament’
Katherine’s story: more on the Problem of Pain and how faith has buoyed a family and thousands
Inside the wacky world of Christian pop culture
‘God’ speaks about wanting a new name
Pope urges Israel to help Christians in Mideast
Messianic Jew causes boycott call from Bible Quiz
Florida considers Christian-themed license plates
Gonzo journalist goes on Christian retreat; says ‘Jesus made me puke’
Fighting over Christ’s grave
The president need not be a Christian
Christians fleeing Iraq; few entering U.S.
Born-again Christians more likely to divorce
Gold teeth from God?
‘Ain’t no Darwin fish’
Algeria orders 19 churches closed
The media battle for a denomination’s soul
Luther still not on pope’s good side
Conditions worsen for Palestinian Christians
Mainline churches at odds with Israel
It will take a miracle to sell your home
Mel Gibson still Hollywood’s star Christian
Muslims and Christians worship the same God?
Stop me if you’ve heard this one
Jesus Christ’s rockstar
Americans change faiths frequently
Lily Isaacs, from Jewish folk to Christian Gospel
30-day sex challenge
Pastor prays for foes demise
A godly athlete on sharing his faith
Israel [hearts] Valentine's Day
Although many people today correlate St. Valentine's Day with Christianity, the contemporary, commercial holiday of love is actually rooted in paganism. In honor of the goddess of marriage, love, fertility and women, Juno Februata, the Romans held a pagan festival in which girls and boys were matched for erotic festivities by drawing names from a box.
Clinton and Obama split religious vote
Our image problem: Jews have no ‘big picture’
Christianity has an image problem, and Christians ought to pay earnest attention to it, rather than dismissing it as the product of media bias. That's the message of a new book that should be of interest to Jews, because it shows the kind of questions that Christians have started asking themselves -- questions that we Jews don't seem to be asking ourselves. Yet we, too, have an image problem.
Romney says Mormons not Christians?
The decaying urban church
The curse of context
The Bible for dummies—and experts
In "How to Read the Bible: A Guide to Scripture, Then and Now" (Free Press, $35) -- which recently won the 2007 Jewish book of the year prize of the National Jewish Book Awards -- Kugel's interest is not only in what the text says, but in what a modern reader is to make of it.
The search for biblical history
The Christians who live below India’s caste
Christians shouldn’t worry about the economy
The Onion for Christians
Rev. Fuhrer a foe of injustice
Christian mission at the porn convention
Malaysian Christians can call God ‘Allah’
Robertson predicts recession, stock crash
Law and disorder
Only in Los Angeles can you have a convention of Orthodox Jews where the keynote address is given by a woman named Bacon, the special guest speaker is a famous Hollywood film critic and the executive director begins his Shabbat sermon by talking about Christmas.
Effort to destroy Old Damascus
Yes, Virginia, there is an obese Santa Claus
Silent nights without ‘Silent Night’
Catholic League to Huckabee: Stop selling your Christian creds like a used-car salesman
America’s ‘Holy Highway’
MacArthur: Wouldn’t lie to hide Jews from Nazis
Surprising religion mention in ESPN story about NBA trade value
Undie Run: What have we done?
The better soda: latke or Christmas ham?
Not the typical Christmas dilemma
The massive menorah and the ‘Charlie Brown Christmas tree’
Christians approaching zero in PA-run parts of Holy Land
Hitchens: ‘To Hell with Hanukkah’
‘Merry Christmas’ runs contrary to Chanukah
‘Huckabee: “A different kind of Jesus juice”’
A pig named Muhammad, er, Bill Keller
The apocalypse is upon us
‘The 9 Most Badass Bible Verses’
Santa Claus, Harry Potter and Baby Jesus
New Yorker on megachurches
Do GOP candidates believe every word of the Bible?
‘Stalking celebrities in LA’s churches’
Christians who haven’t seen the movies or read the books they profess to be evil
Quote of the day
Time to hang the Christmas lights
It’s not about ethics, it’s business
Sleeping with his brother’s wife
‘How Hollywood saved God’
A Christian responds to atheism
Catholic bishops turned away from Western Wall
Pastor Hagee the gentile Maccabi
Obama Girl’s Coulter crush
Quote of the day
‘The New Wars of Religion’
Scientology taught in church
‘The Crisis of Modern Fundamentalism’
Overheard in the Rockies locker room after Game 2
Blaming Jews for killing Jesus
Interfaith panel wrestles with troubling texts:<BR>Will the real 'chosen' please rise?
Scholars, clergy and seminarians gathered this week at the Luxe Hotel to discuss troubling passages and ideas in Christianity, Judaism and Islam, and ways of understanding them in modern times, as part of "Troubling Traditions: Wrestling With Problem Passages," a conference co-sponsored by the Board of Rabbis of Southern California and the Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University.
Conversations with a Pharisee and a Christian
Kicking butt in Jesus’ name—amen
‘Don’t have the house of the Lord in sub-prime loans’
‘Listen little girl, you’re really cute and all, but I don’t believe in Jesus’
Coulter: Jews need ‘perfecting’
The faith-and-football shuffle
The capricious God of the Psalms
U.S. not a Christian nation
Palestinian Christian murdered for selling Bibles
Who exactly are ‘militant atheists’ attacking?
The allure of atheism for a liberal Jew
LA Times learns ‘Evangelicals Split on GOP’
The world of ‘classical Christian education’
Evangelicals to split from Republican Party?
Latino pastors celebrate Sukkot and Israel in Westwood
About 200 Latino evangelical Christians were guests for a Sukkot meal and Israeli flag ceremony hosted by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) and the Israeli consulate. The event was designed to strengthen relations between Jews and a specific segment of the Latino community -- evangelicals.
Latinos who love Israel, maybe Jews too
Was Pope John Paul II allowed to die?
Bob Dylan a Chabadnik?
Mitt Romney sits down with Christianity Today
Gay ‘Last Supper’ sparks outrage
“Older, Wiser Ex-Gay Movement’
All Saints cleared by IRS
The intersection of God and grades
Who cares what kind of Christian John McCain is?
City bills church for anti-immigration protest against it
The president’s own personal Jesus
‘Holy Hampton Hostilities’
Scary evangelicals?
Christian insurance
Jesus loves company
The transsexual minister and the president’s pick for America’s physician
Grace and idolatry on the gridiron
Nuns on the run (sort of)
The saga of Patrick Henry ... College
‘What did Paul really mean?‘
‘Paintball for Jesus’ in ‘gun-toting Christian town’
Was Vick born again? Christians make the call
Televangelist loses broadcast after slamming Islam
What’s wrong with United Methodists?
My take on Mark Lilla’s ‘Stilborn God’
Accused pedophile allegedly faked his death
Billy Graham’s diabolical side
Jew becomes ‘radical Muslim’ and falls back
‘Funny,‘ The Forward says, ‘Brad Greenberg Doesn’t Look Christian’
Bishop: Christians should call God ‘Allah’
When the Episcopal schism comes between brothers
‘God’s Warriors’ to invade primetime
Karl Rove’s out—what’s next?
Suing to make conversion official in Egypt
Nevada blocks Christian-socialist health care
Remembering evangelicals for Iraq
Evangelical vote a ‘jump ball’ in ‘08
When God speaks, don’t check your e-mail
Clinton soon to be a Jew?
Which nation persecutes Bible distributors?
Rudy not pro-choice?
The evangelical problem
Second Coming: ‘I hope he comes tomorrow’
Actress Lindsay Lohan Needs Jesus
Paradise lost for LA Times religion reporter
Is The End near?
House church, like the early Christians
Cardinal Mahony as the serpent and the mayor as Adam
The Harry Potter gospel
Don’t touch that dial—you’ll miss Jesus
Israeli cable wants to yank Christian station
Rabbi’s existence causes uproar in Egypt
Jesus the social philosopher
LA Archdiocese to sell headquarters
Question for the day
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