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In The News
♦ Paul Ryan's Cross to Bear
April 30, 2012Paul Ryan shocked the gentle souls at Georgetown University when he traveled up to their campus last Thursday and said: "We believe that Social Security legislation, now billed as a great victory for the poor and for the worker, is a great defeat for Christianity. It is an acceptance of the idea of force and compulsion." The Wisconsin Republican went on to lament that "we in our generation have more and more come to consider the state as bountiful Uncle Sam," and that citizens justify what they get from the state by saying, "We got it coming to us."
♦ Planned Parenthood Launches Pro-Abortion "40 Days of Prayer"
April 10, 2012Six Rivers Planned Parenthood of Eureka, California, has launched a campaign called the 40 Days of Prayer: Supporting Women Everywhere, which lists 40 different prayers for those committing abortions: the mothers, the escorts, the abortionists, and everyone involved except the unborn children.
♦ Teaching the Bible, Closing the Education Gap
April 9, 2012Researcher highlights link between strong faith and academic achievement among minorities.
♦ California Pastor Still Facing Charges
April 3, 2012One California attorney says a judge's refusal to dismiss a case against Christians arrested for reading the Bible should serve as a "wake-up call" for believers (see earlier story). A Riverside trial court judge has refused to dismiss a case involving Pastor Brett Coronado and Mark Mackey of Calvary Chapel Hemet, who were arrested February 2, 2011, on misdemeanor charges.
♦ Nadarkhani Still Alive
April 2, 2012According to a U.S. attorney, rumors of an Iranian pastor's execution are false (see earlier story).
♦ Atheists Offer Porn in Exchange for Bibles
April 2, 2012A small group of students at the University of Texas at San Antonio spent two days last week sitting in the middle of campus next to bright red signs covered in large black letters.
♦ Unchurched Could Carry Obama to Victory
March 29, 2012President Obama could lose the Catholic and Protestant vote in the fall election and still sweep to victory if he dominates among non-religious voters, according to projections released Thursday by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) at Georgetown University.
♦ Vanderbilt Catholic Refuses to Sign Nondiscrimination Policy
March 28, 2012Vanderbilt Catholic, one of the largest religious groups at the Nashville, Tenn., university, will not comply with the school's new nondiscrimination policy, joining at least four evangelical protestant groups in an exodus from campus.
♦ State Dept. Spokesman Refuses to Say Whether Jerusalem is the Capitol of Israel
March 28, 2012There was an amazing exchange today at the State Department press briefing when the press secretary refused to say that Jerusalem is the capital of the state of Israel. "We are not going to prejudge the outcome of those negotiations, including the final status of Jerusalem," State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland said in response to the question.
♦ Lesbian Mayor Sees Rising Tide of Christian Backlash
March 28, 2012Steve Riggle, the megachurch pastor who wrote a letter to Houston Mayor Annise Parker, is throwing some fuel on the fires of public backlash against the lesbian official.
♦ Suit Based on International Law Filed Against Christian Pastor for Speech on LGBT
March 22, 2012Washington DC - Liberty Counsel has agreed to represent Rev. Scott Lively, an evangelical pastor who was sued in a Massachusetts federal court by a foreign group called Sexual Minorities of Uganda (SMUG). The premise for this lawsuit is based upon the Alien Tort Statute (ATS). The ATS provides a cause of action for violations of international laws that are "specific, universal, and obligatory." Courts have found torture, cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment; genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity; summary execution, prolonged arbitrary detention, and forced disappearance to be actionable under the ATS.
♦ Florida church responds to 'unblessing' of highway, says atheist group is desperate for attention
March 19, 2012An associate pastor at a Florida church is questioning the washing away of a blessing placed upon a local highway by a religious group, saying the organization is "desperate for a little attention" for its cause.
♦ Church A Victim of 'Stupid Majority Vote Thing'
March 17, 2012Attorneys who say that a northern Mississippi town is discriminating against a church are taking the case to an appeals court. Opulent Life Church wants to use a downtown building for services, but Holly Springs officials say no.
♦ Government Finds Backdoor to Tax Churches and Nonprofits
March 16, 2012While the federal government and the Catholic Church wrestle over health-care provided contraception and abortions, city and county governments may have found a rather unique method of backdoor taxation on nonprofits. They simply double the water bill for all churches and schools. In a court case that is being carefully watched by churches and nonprofits across the nation, an Oregon judge will soon decide if the practice is valid.
♦ Baptist Church in Bethlehem Declared Illegitimate by Palestinian Authority
March 13, 2012A week after Prime Minister Salam Fayyad told an audience of Evangelical Protestants from across the world that his government respected the rights of its Christian minorities, officials from the Palestinian Authority have informed Bethlehem pastor Rev. Naim Khoury that his church lacked the authority to function as a religious institution under the PA.
♦ God Controls the Climate, Not Humans, Suggests Sen. Inhofe
March 12, 2012Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) quoted Scripture in a recent radio interview to refute global warming theory, the liberal blog Think Progress reported on Monday.
♦ David Coppedge, Ex-NASA Worker, Claims in Lawsuit that Agency Axed Him for 'Intelligent Design' Views
March 11, 2012LOS ANGELES - NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has landed robotic explorers on the surface of Mars, sent probes to outer planets and operates a worldwide network of antennas that communicates with interplanetary spacecraft.
♦ Australian Ethicists Argue the Right to Kill Babies After They're Born
March 2, 2012An article entitled "After-birth abortion: Why should the baby live?" was recently published in the London-based Journal of Medical Ethics, advocating that if abortion is allowed, then society also has the right to kill a newborn child. This outrageous deduction by Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva takes abortion to its logical conclusion.
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