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02/07/2012California's Proposition 8 Ruled 'Unconstitutional'
Proposition 8, which sought to maintain the traditional definition of marriage in California, was struck down by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco Tuesday, with the measure being deemed unconstitutional. Pro-family groups are likely to appeal the court's ruling.
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02/06/2012Why Americans Reject Gay Marriage
As same-sex marriage debates mount in six states, voters will likely decide whether or not to redefine marriage in their states through November referendums– and pro-family groups couldn't be happier about it.
- 02/04/2012
Pro-Family Groups Vow to Fight Wash. Gay Marriage Bill, 'Punish' Lawmakers
After the Washington State Senate voted in favor of a bill allowing same-sex marriage in the state on Wednesday, proponents of preserving the definition of traditional marriage have vowed to fight the measure by forcing a referendum and introducing legislation of their own.
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02/03/2012Is it Sacrilegious to Believe in the Big Bang and Evolution?
Does it contradict Biblical teachings to believe in widely accepted scientific theories like evolution and the Big Bang? To what extent can Christians welcome science into their life without sacrificing piety?
- 02/02/2012
Irish Priest Accused of Committing Hate Crime During Sermon
A Roman Catholic priest in Ireland is being accused of committing a "hate crime" by a Humanist who was offended by the priest's references to secularism in a homily last August.
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02/02/2012Washington Senate Approves Gay Marriage Bill
The Washington State Senate voted to approve a same-sex marriage bill late Wednesday night, effectively clearing the final obstacle to becoming the seventh state to redefine traditional marriage.
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National Prayer Breakfast Draws Criticism From Religious and Secular Communities
President Barack Obama will sit down with religious and public figures for the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday morning amid concerns from both religious and secular groups that the event should be amended.
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02/01/2012Sympathy for Boko Haram May Be Key to Ending Nigerian Violence
Nigerian terror sect Boko Haram, whose most recent attack killed 162 people in Kano, issued a statement explaining that its motive for initiating violence is "revenge."
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01/31/2012Chris Christie Fights Back in NJ 'Gay Marriage Referendum' Debate
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has fought back against criticism of comments he made last week where he was accused of comparing the state's gay marriage debate to the tumultuous civil rights movement of the mid-twentieth century.
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01/30/2012Evolutionist David Attenborough Says God May Exist
David Attenborough - British broadcaster, naturalist and evolution theorist - said on a BBC broadcast on Sunday that he is now agnostic and believes that faith in God does not preclude belief in evolution.
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01/28/2012NC Pagan Mother Against Bibles in School Claims Support From Christians, Jews
School officials in one North Carolina town met Wednesday to discuss whether or not to allow religious groups to provide or distribute texts on school grounds, after a pagan mother questioned school officials for sending her son home with a Bible. Now, religious groups in town are split on how to handle the issue.
- 01/27/2012
Indiana to Consider Creationism in Public School Curriculum
An Indiana Senate committee voted 8-2 on Wednesday in favor of a bill that would require the state's public schools to teach creationism alongside evolution in science class.
- 01/26/2012
Maine to Vote on Gay Marriage After Petition Gets Measure on Fall Ballot
A coalition of Maine gay rights groups announced on Thursday that they had secured enough petition signatures to force a referendum on legalizing same-sex marriage in the state.
- 01/26/2012
Congress Votes to Allow Religious Symbols at War Memorials
The U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of two bills on Tuesday that would allow the use of religious symbolism at war memorials.
- 01/25/2012
Washington Poised to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
Washington is poised to become the seventh state to legalize same-sex marriage as Sen. Margaret Haugen announced Monday that she would support the measure.
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