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FIRST-PERSON: Why blasphemy laws are wrong

A religion that needs state power to enforce obedience to its beliefs is a religion that has lost confidence in the power of its Deity.... Continue Reading »

Southern Baptist relief spurs ‘thank you’ from Napolitano

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano called to thank Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers who have diligently served since Hurricane Isaac hit the southeast Louisiana coast 10 days ago.... Continue Reading »

Suspect arrested in death of IMB worker

A suspect has been arrested in the death of Southern Baptist representative Cheryll Harvey in Jordan, according to Jordanian authorities investigating the attack on the veteran teacher.... Continue Reading »

At DNC, Obama backs abortion, gay marriage

At the Democratic National Convention"s final session in Charlotte, N.C., the president focused on such issues as the economy, energy, education, debt reduction and Medicare, but he also reaffirmed his support for abortion rights and the legalization of same-sex... Continue Reading »

25 DNC speakers defend legal abortion

Led by President Obama and Vice President Biden, the Democratic National Convention saw 25 speakers reference the party"s support for legal abortion, an average of eight speakers a night in what was the biggest emphasis on the issue since... Continue Reading »

Pakistani Christian girl granted bail

A Pakistani court has granted bail to a Christian girl accused of blasphemy, but her lawyer says he will not seek her release until her security can be guaranteed.... Continue Reading »

American Bible Challenge show launches app

"We"re excited to offer fans a fully interactive way to enjoy their own American Bible Challenge and to share the experience with their friends on Facebook," Stephen Croncota of GSN said.... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: Why should Christians read literature?

Why should Christians bother reading literature at all?... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: ‘Honey Boo Boo’ & our superficial society

However, much of reality television is nothing more than dysfunction on parade. A prime example is one of the newest programs, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."... Continue Reading »

Rudy Gray elected Courier editor

James Rudy Gray, a pastor, writer and Christian counselor with roots in journalism, has been named the 11th editor and president of The Baptist Courier. Gray, 59, was elected unanimously by members of the Courier's board of trustees at... Continue Reading »

Isaac prompts large disaster relief response from Baptists

>Southern Baptists are already headed to the Gulf Coast region as remnants of Hurricane Isaac continually disrupt the lives of an increasing number of residents.... Continue Reading »

Key Mo. Baptists back Akin despite high stake

Missouri Baptist leaders and pastors have signed a document affirming their personal support for embattled Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin, saying they accept his apology and appreciate his "long-standing commitment" to social conservative causes.... Continue Reading »