U.S. President Donald Trump clashes with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Feb. 28. Trump accused Zelenskyy of being disrespectful in an Oval Office meeting, then abruptly called…

‘I think that we have to be very open and very honest, and I’m not sure that we did something bad,’ Zelenskyy said during a Fox News interview.WASHINGTON—Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…

The following article, They Beat Christians With Iron Rods, Behead Us, And Put Us In Concentration Camps, But It Only Makes Us Stronger, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Every attempt they make to stamp out our faith only makes our fire burn even brighter.  Long ago, a Roman emperor named Nero would feed Christians to lions during gladiator matches, and he would actually light his garden parties by using the dead bodies of Christians as human torches.  But Christianity spread through his empire … Continue reading They Beat Christians With Iron Rods, Behead Us, And Put Us In Concentration Camps, But It Only Makes Us Stronger ...

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A major new study on religious views in the United States finds – as Americans’ connection to organized religion continues to fade – there are deep divides over the appropriate role for religion in American public life, with sizable shares in favor of a more formalized role. Less than half of all adults now say religion is very important in their lives, down from majorities who felt that way in earlier studies. Just 44% in the new poll say they pray daily, also down from majorities...

After many years of steady decline, the share of Americans who identify as Christians shows signs of leveling off – at least temporarily – at slightly above six-in-ten, according to a massive new Pew Research Center survey of 36,908 U.S. adults. The Religious Landscape Study (RLS) is the largest single survey the Center conducts, aiming to provide authoritative figures on the size of U.S. religious groups because the U.S. census does not collect that information. We have conducted three...

Despite a consistent decline in the share of adults in the United States who identified as Christians over the last 17 years, the trend appears to have slowed in the last five years of a long-term Pew Research study. The slowdown may not last, however, as other data from Pew's third Religious Landscape Study shows America's youngest adults are significantly more likely to be unaffiliated with religion than their older counterparts, suggesting potential future declines in the "...

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