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Study: Muslims and Hindus less likely to have premarital sex

94 percent of Jews in the nations they studied reported having premarital sex, compared to 79 percent of Christians, 65 percent of Buddhists, 43 percent of Muslims and 19 percent of Hindus.

Written by Jeanie Groh, RNS | Monday, October 29, 2012

With their “True Love Waits” jewelry, conferences and T-shirts, Christians may be the face of the abstinence movement, but Muslims and Hindus are more likely to abstain from premarital sex.

Your Guide to Christian Voting Guides

Which flyer should you take with you into the voting booth?

Written by Tobin Grant, CT | Sunday, October 28, 2012

With days left before Election Day, it is time to figure out how you will vote. Voter guides are one way that political groups can help you with this decision. Some are very informative. Most are not. All of them are biased, some more so than others. Here is a run-down of voter guides aimed... Continue Reading

Study: When Americans Think Abortion Should Be Legal

American attitudes about abortion are rarely as simple as “pro-life” or “pro-choice”

Written by Ron Sellers, Grey Matter Research | Sunday, October 28, 2012

In direct contrast to common assumptions, not all evangelicals and political conservatives believe abortion should be outlawed in every situation, and many political liberals do not want abortion to be available on demand.  A new study from Grey Matter Research shows just how complex the abortion issue really is in a nation where the labels... Continue Reading

Pastor’s ‘Hate Speech’ conviction overturned in Canadian Appeals Court

Court upholds right to express religious views on homosexuality

Written by Thaddeus Baklinsi, LifeSiteNews | Thursday, October 25, 2012

Boissoin’s lawyer…pointed out that not only did Justice O’Brien throw out the AHRC’s decision, but ruled that a human rights panel had no constitutional authority to preside in such circumstances.

Where Are All the Heroes? The Refreshing Moral Vision of Lord of the Rings

Tolkien offers us a compelling vision for the importance of moral examples in the Christian life

Written by Michael Kruger | Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Tolkien explained that one of the reasons for writing Lord of the Rings was “the elucidation of truth and the encouragement of good morals in this real world, by the ancient device of exemplifying them in unfamiliar embodiments, that may tend to ‘bring them home.’” Ralph Wood, author of The Gospel According to Tolkien, tells... Continue Reading

New Survey Explores How Religious Change Will Influence the 2012 Election and Beyond

Report details how Catholic and unaffiliated Americans are responding to presidential candidates and key campaign issues such as taxes and entitlement programs

Written by Public Religion Research Institute | Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Religiously unaffiliated Americans are the fastest growing group in the country’s religious landscape, having more than doubled in size since 1990. Today, nearly 1-in-5 (19 percent) Americans self-identify as religiously unaffiliated. But while religiously unaffiliated Americans are more likely to support Obama over Romney (73 percent vs. 22 percent), they are less likely to say... Continue Reading

An Atheist Evolutionist Asks a Good Question of Dr. Peter Enns

If we can’t trust Genesis to be historical fact, then how can we trust that the Gospels are either?

Written by Rachel Miller | Tuesday, October 23, 2012

For a long time now BioLogos has ignored its initial mission of trying to convert evangelical Christians to evolution. It didn’t work—as I predicted—because those Christians know that if you buy Darwinian evolution, then you have to see much of the Bible as either fictional or at best metaphorical. And if you do that, then... Continue Reading

Billy Graham, John Piper Call on Christians to Vote

Other Christian leaders who have called on Christians to vote biblical values include Greg Laurie, Max Lucado, and Franklin Graham

Written by Audrey Barrick , Christian Post | Tuesday, October 23, 2012

“The legacy we leave behind for our children, grandchildren and this great nation is crucial. As I approach my 94th birthday, I realize this election could be my last,” said evangelist Billy Graham in an emailed message Thursday. “I believe it is vitally important that we cast our ballots for candidates who base their decisions... Continue Reading

A million dollar difference

The major an undergraduate chooses makes a big difference in lifetime earnings potential

Written by Catherine Rogers, WORLD on Campus | Monday, October 22, 2012

The surveys showed that science and engineering majors had a significant advantage because they were more likely to find consistent, full-time employment. Students that graduated with more popular majors - such as the visual and performing arts, communications, education, literature, languages and psychology - earned an average of $55,000 a year and 50 percent suffered from seasons of unemployment

The Most Religious American President?

Which of our presidents was the most religious — anyway, the most observant?

Written by Rick Marschall | Saturday, October 20, 2012

Theodore Roosevelt’s name at the top of the list of religiously observant presidents might surprise some people, yet that surprise would itself bear witness to the nature of his faith: privately held, but permeating countless speeches, writings, and acts … He was of the Dutch Reformed Church. He participated in missions work with his father,... Continue Reading

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