Republican apologizes, says wasn't urging Obama's death

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Kansas Republican leader under fire for sending an email invoking a bible verse to suggest that Democratic President Barack Obama's "days be few in number" apologized on Thursday but said that he would not resign. Critics said the email forwarded by Speaker of the State House Mike O'Neal, that was later published by the Lawrence Journal-World newspaper, called for Obama ...

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App Makes Bible More Accessible

In the busy world today, it is very difficult to find time to read the Bible. In addition, understanding the King James Version can be challenging. This Bible app provides multiple downloadable versions in various languages for the times you do not have cell or wireless access.

House committee passes bible course bill

PHOENIX (AP) — A House committee has approved a bill that would create an elective high school course about the Bible and its role in Western culture. Lawmakers voted on a bill Monday afternoon asking the state Board of Education to design a course called "The Bible and its Influence on Western Culture." The bill's sponsor says the class would not be forced on schools or students, and teachers ...

Granbury Woman Accused Of Using Bible To Smuggle Meth Into Jail

Deputies arrested her while she was at the jail visiting an inmate.

Bible Website Holypop.com Records 10,000+ Pages Viewed in One Day, CEO Chris Carberg to Be Featured on "The 700 Club"

Christian Bible study web startup, Holypop.com, celebrated it's most successful day this past Sunday with over 10,000 pageviews. All influential websites must reach this important checkpoint, and often it's an indicator of future growth. In addition to this successful news, Holypop's Founder & CEO will sit down with "The 700 Club" to discuss his past entertainment success, recovery from ...