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Law firms that specialize in religious liberty cases have denounced a newly proposed rule from the Biden administration that critics say will force doctors to perform abortions and body mutilating "gender transition" surgeries, even if they're morally opposed to the practices.

Evangelical progressive social activist, author and professor Ron Sider, who founded the group Christians for Social Action, died Wednesday at 82.

A federal appeals court panel has ruled that a Catholic school in Indiana can lawfully refuse to renew the contract of a guidance counselor because she was in a same-sex marriage, which violated Catholic teaching.

Law firms that specialize in religious liberty cases have denounced a newly proposed rule from the Biden administration that critics say will force doctors to perform abortions and body mutilating "gender transition" surgeries, even if they're morally opposed to the practices.

A city in Canada scheduled to have a visit from Pope Francis recently passed a bylaw that may soon require churches to pay property taxes, in a move some consider anti-religious.

More than 10,000 Nigerian Christians staged a protest in the African nation's capital against an all-Muslim presidential ticket for Nigeria's ruling party, expressing concerns over religious tolerance.

Anglican Communion leaders will no longer consider a measure that would reaffirm the traditional definition of marriage as being between one man and one woman at their decennial conference following an outcry from theological liberals.

Louisiana's Bond Commission has agreed to withhold a $39 million line of credit from New Orleans due to city officials deciding that they will not enforce the state’s abortion ban.

More than 10,000 Nigerian Christians staged a protest in the African nation's capital against an all-Muslim presidential ticket for Nigeria's ruling party, expressing concerns over religious tolerance.

A prominent Presbyterian congregation in Texas, which traces its roots to the 19th century, was forced to cancel in-person worship due to threats made against the church.