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Obama tones down National Day of Prayer observance

For the past eight years, the White House recognized the National Day of Prayer with a service in the East Room, but this year, President Obama decided against holding a public ceremony.

Focus on the Family's James Dobson steps down

James Dobson, the influential evangelical leader of the Christian ministry Focus on the Family, has stepped down as board chairman, he announced Friday.

Cheney must keep records, judge orders

Vice President Dick Cheney must preserve a broad range of records from his time in office, a federal judge ordered Saturday, ruling in favor of a private watchdog group.

Time.com: Obama's Religious Appeal: Bringing (Some) Evangelicals In

A dramatic breakthrough in support among Evangelicals did not take place as expected by many observers. Why?

Obama works to mobilize 'Christian left'

Democrats have usually conceded the evangelical vote during presidential elections, but Sen. Barack Obama is trying to change that by mobilizing what some call the "Christian left."

Obama says Dobson 'making stuff up'

Sen. Barack Obama said evangelical leader James Dobson was "making stuff up," when he accused the Illinois senator of distorting the Bible and taking a "fruitcake interpretation" of the U.S. Constitution.

Evangelist accuses Obama of 'distorting' Bible

A top U.S. evangelical leader is accusing Sen. Barack Obama of deliberately distorting the Bible and taking a "fruitcake interpretation" of the U.S. Constitution.

McCain mulls list of potential running mates

Narrowing down 20 or so names on a list of potential Republican vice presidential candidates will take weeks, if not months, Sen. John McCain told reporters Wednesday.

Time.com: Is Dobson's Political Clout Fading?

The Christian conservative leader is still mulling a GOP endorsement. But his influence may not be what it once was

Time.com: Should Fertilized Eggs Have Rights?

Colorado could become the first state to vote on whether embryos should be considered people. Nationwide, however, the anti-abortion movement appears to be fracturing

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