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Rick Santorum defends views on Obama's theology

by Susan Page

President Obama's 'theology,' in his own words

by Daniel Burke

Southern Baptists to stick (mostly) with same name

by Adelle M. Banks

Campus founded by Moody is being given away—to the right buyer

by G. Jeffrey MacDonald

Libyan Christian leaders stress reconciliation

by Fredrick Nzwili

Vatican leaks scandal looms large at meeting to elevate new cardinals

by Alessandro Speciale

Grief without God is a challenge for nonbelievers

by Kimberly Winston

N.J. lawmakers approve gay marriage, but veto looms

by MaryAnn Spoto

Nonprofits oppose change in charitable deductions

by Annalisa Musarra

Megachurch pastor resigns, suit alleges sexual coercion

FBI, Muslims report progress over training materials

by Omar Sacirbey

Southern Baptists mull whether 'Southern' still fits

by Roy Hoffman

Sparks fly as House GOP blasts contraception mandate

by Lauren Markoe

Why do Mormons baptize the dead?

by Daniel Burke

Marvin Winans to lead private funeral for Whitney Houston

by Barry Carter and James Queally

Historian tackles doubt, divorce and the priesthood

c. 2012 Religion News Service DURHAM, N.C. (RNS) Lauren Winner is a jumble of contradictions: A Jew who found Christianity in a dream starring Daniel Day Lewis as Jesus, an accomplished historian who rides an oversized tricycle to work, and a memoir writer who wants to keep details of her private life private. In her latest book, "Still: Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis," Winner, 35, writes about what happens when belief falters.

by Yonat Shimron

Tennessee faith leaders ask presidential candidates to avoid immigration rhetoric

by Bob Allen

Bishops' contraception objections fail their church's own moral reasoning

by David Gibson

You've heard of evangelicals, but just who are they?

by Peggy Fletcher Stack

N.Y. Knicks’ Jeremy Lin seen as ‘Taiwanese Tebow’

by Daniel Burke

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