religion

If every American everywhere within the US or its territories has the constitutional right to freely exercise their religion — why is that a problem?

“Why are churches exempt from paying taxes?” and “Where is separation of church and state mentioned in the constitution?”

All humans have some sort of moral code. Things we will do and things we won’t do because they violate our belief system.

It’s been said that the two things you never want to bring into any conversation are politics and religion. Feelings and opinions run deep on both topics.

Sixty-five years ago today, nine years before the United States Congress passed the first Civil Rights Act of 1957; the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

If two or more people spend eight hours working side by side, sooner or later, there is going to be some disagreements that can sometimes escalate out of control.

A dispute between the Big Sky Hutterite Colony and the Montana Department of Labor could help decide how courts rule on religious infringement cases.

Good Friday finally became an official holiday in Cuba in 2012 after a visit by Pope Benedict XVI convinced Castro to adopt the holiday.

As the host of Open for Business, I am the last person to be critical of capitalism. After all, without it we’d be… Greece? Portugal? But, as a believer in a higher power, I sometimes find myself at odds between my religious and capitalistic beliefs...

The technologically-savvy Pope Benedict XVI has already encouraged priests to blog and helmed the launch of the Vatican’s YouTube channel and Pope2You mobile and Facebook apps. So it’s really no surprise that as part of his newly-launched news portal, the pontiff sent his first tweet recently — from the papal iPad. You can follow the Vatican on Twitter at @news_va_en.