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Though it says some good things about love, the comedy of two families planning a wedding is rarely clever and mostly hollow.

The Bourne Locker? Not quite, but Matt Damon, Bourne director Paul Greengrass and Hurt Locker cinematographer Barry Ackroyd team up in Iraq to hunt for WMDs?or the people responsible for the futile search.

Tense?and intense?story about cops, criminals, and the very fine line between right and dead wrong.

A grown-up Alice returns to Wonderland, where she is destined to battle the Jabberwocky and restore the White Queen's crown. But overall, the movie's a dud.

Martin Scorsese and Leo DiCaprio reunite for a psychological thriller set in post-war America that examines the darkness within.

Christian leaders get sneak peek of next Narnia movie, like what they see; filmmakers admit "mistakes" on , vow to get it right this time.

With his first feature film, , writer-director Scott Teems wants to depict truth?even when it's ugly?and thinks all Christian filmmakers should aim for that.

What do a war movie, a hot air balloon, and a post-apocalyptic father-son love story have in common? They're among 2009's best movies, as chosen by CT critics.

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Over the last 20 years, support for legal abortion has continued to drop among young adults, a new Gallup poll shows.

Twenty-three Coptic Christians were injured by Muslim extremists Friday after an attack on a church community center, said an Egyptian Bishop.

A Christian legal group filed an appeal this week to fight a ban against a church meeting in homes. The Gilbert, Ariz., church was ordered to stop all activities, including Bible studies, leadership meetings and fellowship.

The Lutheran World Federation added more than 1.5 million new members to its member churches last year, according to the latest report.

The head of the largest ecumenical body in the world sent condolences this week after receiving news that Egypt?s top Sunni Islam cleric had died after suffering a heart attack.

Moroccan authorities deported more than 40 foreign Christian aid workers this week in an ongoing, nationwide crackdown.

The U.S. Department of State said Friday that is ?increasingly concerned? about the ongoing persecution of religious minority communities in Iran.

The Texas State Board of Education voted on Friday to approve new standards for social studies classes. The 11-4 vote was a preliminary approval

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. congregations said they feel at least a little competition from nearby churches, a new survey shows.

The board of the international body that manages Web addresses will not decide until June whether or not to approve the latest proposal for a ?.xxx? top-level domain.