Both consider themselves faithful Christians who believe in Jesus Christ and the promise of eternal life. Both want the other to convert.

The Mormon church, which misrepresents itself by claiming to be Christian in nature, is making overtures to other faiths.

Evangelical Christians, Jews, Catholics, Muslims, Unitarians: All are committing time and effort to transforming their buildings and their congregants’ mindsets on Global Warming. Some were slow to jump on this bandwagon because they are wary of government studies and environmental activists. But with several recent studies emphasizing the urgent need to slow climate change, they say they are getting the message out to their followers through Web sites, e-mails, films and Sunday sermons.

A longtime donor to the College of William and Mary is withholding a $12 million pledge because of the decision to remove of a cross from a campus chapel, the school said.

Nichol ordered the cross removed in October to make the chapel more welcoming to students of all faiths.

Lipscomb University theologian Lee Camp clarifies interfaith comments.

To live peacefully with Muslims and Jews, Christians must put aside the notion that their faith requires the creation of a Christian kingdom on Earth, a Lipscomb University theologian told an interfaith gathering at the university.

The enraged response to the pope’s speech last week, in which he quoted a 14th century Byzantine emperor who regarded teachings of Muhammad as “evil and inhuman,” has dealt a stinging blow to decades of efforts by the Roman Catholic Church and others to ease tensions and open lines of communication between Muslims and Christians. It has dealt a blow to interfaith dialogue.

More than 100 religious leaders from about 40 countries will meet Monday in Moscow to draft a statement on religion, the state and society in advance of the G8 summit.

SEVILLE, Spain Scores of rabbis and imams gathered here to discuss what they called a deepening crisis in relations between Muslims and Jews, saying religious leaders must confront religious extremism and the failure to make meaningful progress on the conflict in the Middle East.

The Chief Rabbi of Israel, Yona Metzger, has called for the creation of a world body with representatives from the major religious groups.

Pastors John Hagee and Jerry Falwell have both denied a report in The Jerusalem Post earlier this week that they embrace the "dual covenant" theology, which holds that Jews are saved through a special relationship with God and so need not become Christians to get to heaven.

An evangelical pastor and an Orthodox rabbi, both from Texas, have apparently persuaded leading Baptist preacher Jerry Falwell that Jews can get to heaven without being converted to Christianity.

The man billed as the world's leading Jewish authority on evangelical Christians will be the keynote speaker for The Gathering IV - the fourth annual local Jewish-Christian rally in support of Israel, set for Monday, Feb. 27, at Raytown Baptist Church.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado -- A rabbi told members of Colorado's largest church that both Israel and the post-September 11 United States are threatened in today's world, and that Jews and Christians need to "reverse history" and support one another.

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