PARIS/GENEVA (Reuters) - Senior Roman Catholic and Lutheran officials announced on Monday they would mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017 as a shared event rather than highlight the clash that split Western Christianity. Full story
Danielle Powell was going through a hard time in the spring of 2011, just months away from graduating from a conservative Christian college in Nebraska. She had fallen in love with another woman, a strictly forbidden relationship at a school where even prolonged hugs were banned. Full story
Karen Finney and former evangelical Frank Schaffer join Rev. Sharpton to discuss Ralph Reed’s religious right-wing Faith and Freedom Conference.
SYDNEY (Reuters) - One of the Australian radio presenters who staged a royal prank call that was linked to the suicide of a London nurse has been awarded the title of "Top Jock" by his employer, radio network Southern Cross Austereo. Full story
Former Michele Bachmann staffer Peter Waldron joins Martin in a wide-ranging interview about life in the Minnesota congresswoman’s inner circle; his opinions on the inquiries hounding her – including his allegations to the FEC; and her worldview on Muslims and Muslim-Americans.
Between the faction of gay Christians who are happy with their sexual identity and "ex-gays," who say they've removed their homosexual yearnings, is a third group that gets little attention. These so-called Side B Christians identify as gay and believe it's not sinful to do so. But because they see Full story
Steve Kornacki’s panelists talk about the influence of religion on professional athletes and how it could factor into their relationship with openly gay players.
Foreign Policy Contributing Editor Christian Caryl talks with The Cycle hosts about the idea behind his new book, “Strange Rebels: 1979 and the Birth of the 21st Century,” outlining five developments that shaped the religious, economic, and political foundation of our modern world.
Democratic State Senator Nina Turner of Ohio, Salon’s Rebecca Traister, The Black Institute’s Bertha Lewis, and Republican Congresswoman from New York Nan Hayworth examine the scope of history of women in politics and take a closer look at potential female presidential candidates who aren’t Hillary
Martin Bashir demonstrates how Republican’s loud drumbeat of religious testimonials belie their actual policies, which end up hurting poor Americans.
Proponents of immigration reform have an unlikely new ally – the Christian right and according to Politico, Christian conservatives have sprung into action for the cause. Politico’s Anna Palmer joins NewsNation to discuss.
Egyptian Muslim women hold a cross in support of Christians during a memorial march for Christians who were killed during deadly clashes with Muslims in April, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, May 24, 2013. Christian-Muslim tensions flared under the former regime of Hosni Mubarak, and a bomb killed Coptic w
epa03687691 Pope Tawadros II, leader of the Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Church leads the Christmas mass held at the Coptic Cathedral of Saint Marcos in Cairo, Egypt, 04 May 2013 The Easter mass celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The mass comes at the end of a 55 days fasting, during which Ch
Abied Abdel-Nour, right, and Atyat Zakie, parents of Dimiana, a Christian schoolteacher, are pictured at their home in Luxor, Egyp, on June 10, 2013. According to local media, the Luxor Misdemeanor Court on Tuesday fined Dimiana LE 100,000 ($14,303.90). Dimiana, who was arrested on May 15 was accuse
Ahmed Al-Mutairi , plaintiffs lawyer against Dimiana Abdel-Nour, a Christian schoolteacher, attends her trial in Luxor, about 721 km northeast of Cairo, June 11, 2013. According to local media, the Luxor Misdemeanor Court on Tuesday fined Dimiana LE 100,000 ($14,303.90). Dimiana, who was arrested o
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