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In Uzbekistan, owning a Bible may cost you $500

Tashkent - In Uzbekistan, the crackdown on evangelical Christians continues, with church leaders arrested, and Bibles, other literature and computers confiscated.

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Gay Heat on Obama and Warren

Influential evangelical pastor Rick Warren, pastor of Southern California's Saddleback Church and author of the top best seller, The Purpose Driven Life, is defending his invite by Barack Obama to give the invocation at the Jan. 20 inauguration.

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"Friends of God" - A documentary that examines the Evangelical Christian movement through the eyes of the left.

The film explores the movement which helped President Bush get elected.

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Watch: Pastor Rick Warren on Mitt Romney

One of the country's best known evangelicals weighs in on the GOP race.

Watch: Can Romney Win Over Evangelical Base?

Mormon GOP contender heads to Bible Belt to campaign for Christian votes.

Nixon's 'hatchet man' Colson dies

Charles Colson, who was jailed over the Watergate scandal and went on to become an evangelical preacher and prison reformer, dies aged 80.

Watergate figure Charles Colson dies

Charles Colson, the tough-as-nails special counsel to President Richard Nixon who went to prison for his role in a Watergate-related case and became a Christian evangelical helping inmates, has died. He was 80.

Gary Busey, Ted Haggard 'Swap' Partners

Tonight's episode of 'Celebrity Wife Swap' on ABC featured a unique exchange: Gary Busey's fiancée and Ted Haggard's wife traded places for one week. Surprisingly, there were no fireworks. The hour gave viewers insight into the lives of the two households, and into the struggles of Busey – who suffered a brain injury after a motorcycle accident and is now known for his wacky way of expressing himself, and Haggard, an evangelical Christian who was disgraced when a gay sex and drug scandal came to light.