To the editor - Veterans Day 2012 has come and gone. Now, during Thanksgiving, will Bible readers remember to thank God for the Bible? Since prayer was removed from school, it is an opportunity to ...

Wow. Matthew Maseratti has read the Bible cover to cover (Thursday letter to the editor). He should read it again. This time, don’t miss the stories about slavery. Many of the major players in the ...

The Sun Sentinel editorial, “Thou Shalt Not remove the Bible from classrooms,” was a brilliant work that illuminated the divisions caused by religious controversy. No subject creates more emotional ...

This is in response to the March 22 LNP | LancasterOnline letter “Trustees should spurn Lititz Chooses Love.” The letter writer is very much invested in using 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 to justify his ...

This is regarding the May 7 LNP | LancasterOnline letter “No, the Bible doesn’t teach or advocate socialism.” That’s true. The Bible doesn’t teach truck driving, either! As an educationist, I ...

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Felicia Gregory sat with her son and daughter Wednesday, thumbing through the pages of a King James Bible she hopes will be just as precious to them as it is to her.

Rabbi Barry Silver has proposed that in response to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ crusade against books that the Bible should be kept out of public schools. I acknowledge the propriety of the rabbi’s position, ...

Millions of people read the New Testament printed with the words of Jesus in red. Most people don't realize that this is a relatively modern Evangelical tradition. This is the story ... Louis Klopsch ...

The Trump Bible promotes American nationalism as America’s religion, as opposed to Christianity promoting Jesus as being the center of its religion. Instead of Jesus being the light of the world, in ...

Talk of the Nation listeners react to shows on Christmas specials. Plus, comments on Lisa Miller's contention that the Bible makes a case for gay marriage, and further discussion of President-elect ...

Re: “Bible infusion a step closer — State board’s preliminary vote would approve lesson plans laced with Christianity,” Wednesday news story. I am beginning to doubt that I still belong in Texas.