Evangelicals News

The U.S. Catholic Church will hold an event this summer called "Fortnight for Freedom" to bring attention to religious freedom issues.

So, who still wants to expose the evil secret teachings of the Mormons, because Mitt Romney is one of them and he is running for president? This wishy-washy Beltway Wonkette hack author doesn't and can't imagine that any of the millions of liberals who've said "A candidate's religious beliefs shouldn't matter" or "Even if he was a Muslim, it ... (more)

Recently, President Barack Obama announced his unsurprising belief that same-sex couples should be allowed to marry.

President Obama's affirmation of same sex marriage has raised evangelical ire. While polls indicate that Americans are evenly split over the issue, a multi-racial chorus of evangelicals has sang a sad song of dismay with the refrain "pro-gay marriage is anti-Christian". What is really at stake in this recent dust up is the age old tension between ... (more)

THE liberal Church of Ireland bishop who approved of the first serving cleric to enter a civil partnership has declined to respond to an outspoken attack by an evangelical group.

Christian leader Richard Mouw never intended to start a riot within the evangelical community by saying, in 2004, his fellow believers had "sinned against Mormonism." But that's exactly what happened.

It wasn't exactly the belly of the beast Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited recently on a picture-perfect commencement day at 'the world's largest Christian University,' but his appearance was a test as to whether the conservative school, founded by the late Jerry Falwell, would embrace a devout Mormon.

Prior to pandering to the A1 4ber-conservatives at Liberty University, Mitt Romney would have done well to check the graduate course description for Theology 678 : "The history, doctrines, and present state of the major cults such as Mormonism, Christian Science, Jehovah's Witnesses and Seventh Day Adventism.

Editor's note: Leith Anderson is the president of the National Association of Evangelicals, which represents more than 45,000 local churches from over 40 different denominations.

It wasn't exactly the belly of the beast Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited recently on a picture-perfect commencement day at "the world's largest Christian university." But his appearance was a test as to whether the conservative school, founded by the late Jerry Falwell, would embrace a devout Mormon.

It's no wonder that Mitt Romney won plaudits from evangelical bigwigs for his commencement speech at Liberty University on Saturday.

Evangelicals may be upset with the president for taking a stand on gay marriage, but why? The truth is because the president has taken a stand, it now enables those who were choosing to support President Obama based on his informal opposition or "evolving" thoughts, to vote for or against the issue.

Richard Mouw never intended to start a riot within the evangelical community by saying his fellow believers had "sinned against Mormonism." But that's exactly what happened.

Members of about 20 churches that belong to the Staten Island Association of Evangelicals gathered for a service May 3rd in the International Christian Center, Graniteville, in observance of the National Day of Prayer .

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Louis. The fates are aligning for Romney to make a successful pitch when he delivers the commencement address Saturday at the Christian college Jerry Falwell founded.

I continue to be blown away by this record. The first 30 listens in particular were stunning - I couldn't wrap my head around all of the out-there sounds and wild effects.

Richard Mouw never intended to start a riot within the Evangelical community by saying his fellow believers had "sinned against Mormonism." But that's exactly what happened.

Despite primary struggles with evangelical voters evidenced by losses in southern Bible Belt states, Mitt Romney has a large lead over President Barack Obama among white evangelical voters, a poll released Thursday showed.

Ken Blackwell was vice chairman of the 2008 Republican National Convention Platform Committee and senior fellow with the Family Research Council.