Racist "Obama Waffles" on display at the 2008 Values Voters Summit, and it now appears that a Christian university has joined the racism crowd, with regards to the presidential election.

The movie Fitna, the much anticipated anti Qur'an film by Dutch politician Geert Wilders, is already casting such a long shadow that a number of Dutch Christians and Muslims think it is time to take action.

An American boy (Jonathan McCullum) travels to Egypt as an exchange student and lives with a Coptic family. He claims that the Coptic family fasted so often and so intently that they almost killed him. He lost about fifty pounds.

One week from today, “Jerry Springer - The Opera” will open a two-day run at Carnegie Hall. Commenting on this is Catholic League president Bill Donohue:

A group of leading Muslim scholars has sent holiday greetings to Christians worldwide.

Loving God and Neighbor Together: A Christian Response To "A Common Word Between Us And You."

Jeanne Assam says "It was just me, the gunman, and God." Colorado church security guard stops shooting spree.

Youth With a Mission website just announced that two of the wounded young staff members died today, one of two other wounded remains in critical condition.

Early Sunday morning a gunman entered the Youth With A Mission Training Camp and opened fire wounding four people.

A film called "The Golden Compass" opens December 7. It is based on the first book of a trilogy titled His Dark Materials. The author of this children's fantasy is Philip Pullman, a noted English atheist. It is his objective to bash Christianity and promote atheism. To kids. "The Golden Compass" is a film version of the book by that name, and it is being toned down so that Catholics, as well as Protestants, are not enraged.

A resident of Aliabad village in Azerbaijan, Zaur Balayev, detained May 20, 2007 under accusation of membership in a Christian Baptist organization, was sentenced to 2 years in prison. Balayev’s family members said he was arrested for religious convictions.

On Monday, July 30, 2007, the Chancery of the Orthodox Church in America was informed that His Beatitude, Patriarch Teoctist, Primate of the autocephalous Orthodox Church of Romania, had died at the age of 92.