It's a bummer for fans who were hoping to see Jesus, who's still alive in the comic ... things take precedence and the whole thing got cut out," he continued. "I think it's kind of sad because ...

Rome sent its armies out to conquer; America sends its soldiers ... belongs to the church—not the government. What would Jesus cut? When He stood before the Roman Empire, He didn't suggest ...

You should cut your hair so that you will look like his father.” Five Christian groups filed complaints to Indonesian police alleging blasphemy, leading to Thalisa’s arrest on October 8.

In response, she held an image of Jesus on her phone and said, "You should cut your hair so that you will look like his ...

One goal is to get lawmakers to consider "What would Jesus cut?" (Actually ... “We haven’t had anyone say that the goal is to take food out of hungry children’s mouths.” ...

Thalisa responded by holding up a picture of Jesus Christ and said, "You should not look like a woman. You should cut your ...

took out a full-page ad in Politico to launch their "What Would Jesus Cut?" campaign. The pitch was pithy. Like any good ad campaign, the message was easily digestible and memorable, a play on the ...

Jim Wallis and a number of other Christians involved in politics are trying to gain attention for the question, “What would Jesus cut ... that spread resources out to citizens in a way ...

In 1804, Thomas Jefferson took a straight-edge razor to his copies of the New Testament and cut out everything that suggested a divine nature for Jesus. And then he praised that Jesus to the heavens.

But it's pretty appropriate for Christians and Catholics to ask "What would Jesus cut?" when talking about national priorities in the budget process. A budget, as many have pointed out ...

Two dueling efforts have attempted to draw out the ethical implications of budget ... asking, “What would Jesus cut?” — implying that certain policy choices are not just mistaken but apostate.