Article By Julie Brown Patton
  • Billy Graham: 'Heart’s Deceit Remains World’s Biggest Problem'

    When evangelist Rev. Billy Graham recently was asked what he thought was the biggest problem of today's world, he had three words: "the human heart." Then he explained the Bible puts it bluntly and he quoted Jeremiah 17:9, which states "The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?"

    Billy Graham: 'Heart’s Deceit Remains World’s Biggest Problem'
  • God's 'Not Above Meeting Us in Movie Theaters' Says Vancouver Professor

    Vancouver School of Theology professor Jason Byassee believes Christians can find messages and analogies in movies that even may be perceived as "flagrantly irreligious or hostile to morality." This former North Carolina church minister insists morality can be seen in its own right, especially in superhero movies.

    God's 'Not Above Meeting Us in Movie Theaters' Says Vancouver Professor
  • Jesus 'Teaches Us to Love, Even Donald Trump,' Declares Yale Divinity School Staffer

    Tom Krattenmaker, communications director at Yale Divinity School and secular author of the forthcoming book "Confessions of a Secular Jesus Follower," said there is a Christian way to handle the "inveterate bad behavior" of GOP 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump.

    Jesus 'Teaches Us to Love, Even Donald Trump,' Declares Yale Divinity School Staffer
  • Peruvian Temple May Hold Secret To Origins Of Organized Religion

    Archaeologists discovered a 5,000-year-old temple in the Andean Highlands of Peru that implies religion already was a highly sophisticated and organized institution for the natives of that time. This former place of worship is one of the earliest and best-known pre-Columbian sites. While many people think ancient religions were more open and less institutional, the findings at this site suggest the opposite.

    Peruvian Temple May Hold Secret To Origins Of Organized Religion
  • Photos: Syrian Civilians Rejoice After Being Rescued From ISIL by US-backed Fighters

    After Syrian Democratic Forces retook the northern town of Manbij from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), civilians celebrated with relief Friday. Democratic Forces escorted 2,000 hostages from the area, who ISIL retreating fighters had been using as human shields.

    Photos: Syrian Civilians Rejoice After Being Rescued From ISIL by US-backed Fighters