Like many Anglicans, I’ve been reciting some version of the Nicene Creed since I was old enough to sit through a church ...

JERUSALEM — Preliminary findings from the investigation into the site where the body of Jesus Christ is traditionally believed to have been buried appear to confirm that portions of the tomb ...

Names implying an official or unique identity such as Santa Claus- a legendary figure can cause confusion in legal documents ...

These events in His life are important, but paradoxically, Jesus’ main aim in His ministry is found in His death. Christ came to die for the sins of mankind and to be resurrected, bringing the gift of ...

Names implying royal titles, such as King, Queen, Majesty, and Prince, are often prohibited to prevent misleading ...

According to US Birth Certificates, there are a few other names that certain jurisdictions around the US that it considers ...

These 11 baby names have been banned in the U.S.—and some are surprisingly common. Find out if yours made the list.

If you're searching for a unique baby name that sets your child apart, the U.S. offers plenty of creative freedom, but not ...

If you are thinking about baby names you may want to make sure the names you have in mind are legal in your state.

Is “Banana” taken? Here are the rules of baby names, including what you can't name your baby and how many characters you're allowed to use in Arizona.

Japan has recently banned what is known as "shiny" or "glittery" names, which are names with unusual pronunciations, ...

An online report has stated that certain “shiny” or “glittery” names, such as Daiya, have been banned in Japan. However, ...