Practicing Christians Are Three Times More Likely Than Nominal Christians To Support Biblical Inerrancy

Practicing Christians Are Three Times More Likely Than Nominal Christians To Support Biblical Inerrancy

The American Bible Society (ABS) on Tuesday released Chapter Seven of its “State of the Bible USA 2025” report, offering a fresh look at how Americans assess trust in institutions, including religion and the Bible. When presented with the statement “the Bible is totally accurate in all the principles it presents,” 36% of respondents agreed, while 39% disagreed.
  • Washington Agrees Not to Compel Catholic Priests to Report Abuse Confessions
    Washington state has reached an agreement to stop forcing Catholic priests to report confessions of abuse, ending a legal dispute over a controversial new law. The state officials have accepted a permanent injunction that prevents the enforcement of the law against “the Catholic Sacrament of Confession and/or any other privileged communication.”
  • Men Overtake Women in Church Attendance Among Gen X and Millennials, Barna Reports
    A new Barna report shows that men, especially among millennials and Generation X, are now attending church in greater numbers than women in the U.S., with this trend sharply increasing in the current year. Data from Barna’s ongoing State of the Church project, conducted in partnership with Gloo, indicates that since the COVID-19 lockdowns, men have been outpacing women significantly in church attendance.

Religious Liberty Commission Holds Hearing on Hostility Toward Christianity in Schools

President Donald Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission convened a third hearing on Religious Liberty in Public Education at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., last week. The hearing opened with a series of video clips featuring Charlie Kirk, the late CEO of Turning Point USA and TPUSA Faith, who was an outspoken advocate of his Christian faith.
  • Historic 'Christ on the Water' Artwork Returned to Merchant Marine Academy
    A historic painting of Jesus Christ has been returned to a prominent position at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York. The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Monday that the artwork, known as “Christ on the Water,” has been restored to its original location after nearly 80 years of display at Wiley Hall, prior to being moved to a flood-prone basement in 2023.  
  • Ryan Walters Announces Oklahoma-Wide Partnership with TPUSA
    Outgoing Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters announced a comprehensive partnership with Turning Point USA to establish chapters of the conservative youth organization in every high school statewide. A few days before the announcement, he resigned from his previous role to take on the position of CEO at the Teacher Freedom Alliance, a nonprofit organization focused on religious liberty.
  • Nearly Half of American Adults Question the Literal Truth of the Bible: Study Finds
    While a significant majority of Evangelicals, Black Protestants, and residents of the South continue to hold a literal belief in Scripture, nearly half of American adults consider the Bible to be “not literally true.” The findings of the study are reflected in The Ligonier State of Theology 2025 report conducted by Lifeway Research. Some 3,001 American adults were surveyed between Jan. 6-15.  
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  • Texas Bans Trans-Identified Men from Women’s Spaces Under New Law

    Texas has officially become the latest state to prohibit trans-identified men from accessing women’s spaces, citing concerns over safety and privacy for women and girls. On Monday, Republican Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 8 into law. The legislation, which was approved by the Republican-controlled Texas Senate with a 19-11 vote last month and by the Texas House of Representatives with an 86-45 vote, is also known as the Texas Women’s Privacy Act.

  • Hillary Clinton Blames White Men of a ‘Certain Religion’ for Damage to America

    During a segment on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Wednesday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a controversial warning, claiming that white men of a “certain religion” are responsible for “so much damage,”  after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA. Clinton emphasized that America has still not achieved the “more perfect union” that was envisioned by former President Abraham Lincoln.

  • Erika Kirk Forgives Murderer of Her Husband, Following Christ’s Example

    Erika Kirk, the widow of Christian conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, publicly forgave her husband's killer during a memorial service attended by tens of thousands. The memorial event, honoring Kirk’s life, was held on Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and was watched by millions globally. In her heartfelt speech, Erika Kirk forgave Tyler Robinson, who shot the TPUSA founder on September 10 at Utah Valley University during the "America Comeback Tour."

  • Franklin Graham on Charlie Kirk's Death: An Attempt by the Left to Silence Opposition

    Evangelist and Samaritan's Purse CEO Franklin Graham, son of the late evangelist Billy Graham, stated that the assassination of Charlie Kirk reflects an attempt by the Left to silence their adversaries. In a phone interview with The Christian Post, Graham said, “I think what the assassin was wanting to do, no question, has backfired. And what the Left is wanting to do is to shut the mouths of anyone who’s willing to speak out.”

  • Chip Roy Calls for Congressional Investigation into Radical Left's Attack on the US

    A Republican congressman from Texas has urged Congress to create a special committee to examine what he describes as the “money, influence, and power behind the radical Left’s assault on America and the rule of law.” In a letter dated September 11, Rep. Chip Roy, along with nearly two dozen lawmakers appealed to House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., to form a standalone panel with prosecutorial and law enforcement expertise to investigate these matters.

  • DC Vigil Honors Charlie Kirk with Call to Spiritual Battle: ‘Good vs. Evil’

    Thousands of mourners, including White House cabinet officials and more than 85 members of Congress, packed the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to capacity on Sunday to pay their respects to Charlie Kirk, who was killed earlier last week at Utah Valley University.

  • Charlie Kirk’s Widow Vows to Carry On His Legacy: “The Movement Will Not Die”

    In an emotional speech two days after her husband was murdered on a college campus in Utah, Erika Kirk vowed to continue her husband’s mission at Turning Point USA and to spread the Gospel with the hope to “make Heaven crowded.” Although the shooter’s plot was an act of evil, Erika Kirk affirmed that she knows God will use this tragedy for good.

  • Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect in Custody; Bullet Casings Confirm Political Motive

    Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old resident of Washington County, Utah, has been identified as the shooter who killed Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday around 12:20 p.m. MT. Robinson was taken into custody after a family member, believed to be his father, reported him to authorities. Utah Governor Spencer Cox explained that a family member of Robinson stated he “had become more political in recent years.”
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