How do Americans in America's largest cities view the Bible? The Barna Group, a research company focused on the intersection of faith and culture, has conducted a study to find out.
Researchers defined Bible-minded as "individuals who report reading the Bible in a typical week and who strongly assert the Bible is accurate in the principles it teaches."
So how does your city rank?
The Bible Belt still lives up to its name. The South is the most Bible-minded region in the country. Knoxville, Tenn., comes in first, followed by Shreveport, La., and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Do you have family meals? If so, do you find it hard to make this happen every night?
On this week's edition of the Stakelbeck on Terror show, the world calls it the West Bank but we call it Samaria: Israel's Biblical heartland.
We're on the ground in the mountains where Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob walked to bring you the truth about those so-called illegal settlements that Israel is being pressured to abandon.
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I recently sat down with Dr. Jamie Glazov, managing editor of Frontpagemag.com, to discuss a new petition on the FPM site defending Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann against an Islamist/leftist-wing smear campaign.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's days may be numbered. Just ask Hosni Mubarak.
Egyptians possess little tolerance for leaders who retain power by killing their own people--especially when one of those murdered in a barrage of government bullets ( most likely provided by the United States) was an unarmed man in a wheelchair.
Dr. David Hawkins reviews some of the steps necessary to move from depression to happiness.
On the second anniversary of their revolution, Egyptians are once again taking to the streets--this time in opposition to Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. They believe the goals of the revolution have yet to be realized.
The Brody File traveled to Texas to explore whether or not the Tea Party is dead.
Also, we visited with high school cheerleaders in East Texas who are at the center of a big political controversy.
Finally, The Brody File sat down with GOP Rock Star Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, at his home in Houston.
Join us on the River Walk in San Antonio!
In a one-on-one interview at his home in Houston, Texas, Sen. Ted Cruz tells the Brody File that he believes, “Republicans can win a majority of the Senate in 2014.”
He also says he will be able to maintain his credibility with the Tea Party and work as Vice-Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
In a one-on-one interview at his home in Houston, Texas, Sen. Ted Cruz tells the Brody File that President Obama is, “the most radical president we’ve ever seen.” But he also adds that when it comes to our current economic troubles, “an awful lot of Republicans, failed to stand for principle and contributed to getting us in this mess.”
Cruz also points out the following about politicians in Washington: “There are a lot of people in Washington, I think, who desperately, desperately want to be in elected office.”