Evangelicals News

Charles City - GOP presidential candidate and governor of Texas Rick Perry, has told Christians to ignore the "politically correct police" who use the principle of separation of church and state to prevent people from expressing their faith in the public arena.

America's most famous evangelist Reverend Billy Graham, who rose to national attention, beginning in 1949, with a Christian revival meeting in Los Angeles, turned 93, on Monday. He marked his birthday with the publication of a new book "Nearing Home."

A Graduate of Yale University, and author of "Broken Words: The Abuse of Science and Faith in American politics," in a recent Op-Ed on Science and Religion Today, contributed views on "Why Evangelicals believe weird things."

Bangor - Bangor Daily News organized a "Maine Debate," titled, "Whose God Should be Worshiped in the White House?" The debate was scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon, Tuesday.

The religious think-tank Ekklesia says more Christians are identifying as gay-supporting than in previous decades. The UK-based organization has published its findings ahead of Saturday’s London Pride event, which Christian groups will be attending.

The LifeWay research group conducted a study on how different religions view the matter of global warming. The survey reveals religious groups do not agree on climate change or the specifics regarding it.

The Hawaiian sovereignty movement has picked up speed in the past few years. Before recently it was a blip on the screen, but now it is showing up on websites everywhere. But is it real? It certainly is, and it creates risks for the State of Hawaii.

There has been a huge debate and placing of blame on different factions within the GOP. The popular target, these days is the Evangelical Right. Do they deserve this criticism or are they the victims of a group of Republicans suffering from myopia?

Presumed Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama of Illinois is working hard to appeal to the Evangelical community.

With Senator John McCain of Arizona as the presumed GOP nominee, there have been a few questions. One such question posed: will McCain get support from Christian Conservatives?