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Christianity
Philippine Church Denies FBI Allegations Amid Abuse Investigation
By Associated Press
A Philippine religious group has denied allegations by American law enforcement agents that it was involved in a scheme to trick followers into becoming fundraisers and arrange sham marriages to keep them in the United States.
Grinch China: Three Decades of China’s Problem with Christianity
By Bonnie Girard
A brief history of China's delicate dance with Christianity at Christmas.
Samoa Officially Becomes a Christian State
By Grant Wyeth
The constitutional change is aimed at avoiding religious unrest.
Standing on Common Ground? Explaining Just War and Jihad
By Patrik K. Meyer
There are fundamental differences between the Christian and Islamic war doctrines and they influence policy.
'Not Indian Enough': Bobby Jindal, Heritage, and Politics
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
U.S. politicians Bobby Jindal and Nikki Haley offer two different models for immigrant assimilation.
North Korea Snubs Pope Francis
By Kelwin Choi
Pope Francis' offer for North Korean citizens to attend a peace and reconciliation mass was turned down.
Why Is China Nationalizing Christianity?
By Zachary Keck
Last week China announced it was nationalizing Christianity. What are the motives behind this?
Is Communist China Christianity’s Future?
By Zachary Keck
New estimates predict China will soon be home to the world’s largest Christian community.
Easter in Asia
From the Philippines to China, reenacted crucifixions, mass baptisms and more reveal another side of Christianity on Easter.
Burma, Vietnam and Christianity
Authoritarian Burma and Vietnam have plenty in common. An apparent mistrust of Christianity is one.
Malaysia’s Holy Rows
Issues of religion being increasingly added to the country’s political mix is reason for concern.
Malaysia’s Holy Rows
Issues of religion being increasingly added to the country’s political mix is reason for concern.
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