- 05/02/2013
Leroy Butler Says Wis. Church Canceled Speaking Engagement After Supporting Gay NBA Player
Former NFL Star LeRoy Butler said that the Wisconsin church he was scheduled to speak at has canceled his appearance after he expressed his support for Jason Collins, the first NBA player to come out as gay.
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05/02/2013Pat Robertson: Calling Homosexuality a Sin Is Not Bigotry
Televangelist and CBN host Pat Robertson has said in an interview that there is nothing bigoted about Christians labeling homosexuality a sin, in light of controversy stirred over the recent coming out of NBA player Jason Collins.
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05/02/2013Former Pope Benedict Returns to Live at Vatican
In an unprecedented move, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, who became the first pope in almost 600 years to retire when he stepped down at the end of February due to health reasons, has returned to the Vatican to live next to Pope Francis.
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05/01/2013Catholic Church Excommunicates Brazilian Priest for Pro-Gay View
The Roman Catholic Church has excommunicated the popular Brazilian priest Father Roberto Francisco Daniel for teaching that same-sex marriage is OK.
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05/01/2013UA Preacher Targets Sexual Assault Awareness Event With 'You Deserve Rape' Signs
The University of Arizona is defending its decision to allow a student preacher to protest a sexual assault awareness event on campus last week with signs reading "You Deserve Rape," which have stirred a lot of controversy.
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05/01/2013Pentagon Hires Anti-Conservative Activist Who Branded Fundamentalists as 'Christian Monsters'
The Pentagon has hired a Jewish activist who has been outspoken in his opposition to conservative Christianity to serve as a consultant and develop new policies on religious tolerance.
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05/01/2013Clergy Was Banned From Ministering at Boston Marathon Bombing Site
Following the Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, reports have come out revealing that clerics who rushed on site to minister to the injured and dying were held back by authorities due to security risks.
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04/30/2013Pastor Saeed Abedini Sent to Solitary Confinement, Suffering Kidney Problems
U.S. Pastor Saeed Abedini has been sent to solitary confinement in Evin Prison in Tehran, Iran, raising concerns for his deteriorating health, family members have confirmed.
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04/30/2013Pro-Gun Colo. Billboard Featuring Armed Native Americans Angers Community
Colorado residents have spoken out against two billboards put up by an anonymous party featuring Native Americans carrying guns in what appears to be a pro-gun advertisement.
3 comments - 04/29/2013
Tim Tebow Tweets Proverbs Message in Wake of Jets Release
NFL quarterback Tim Tebow, now formerly of the New York Jets, has tweeted a passage from Proverbs about trusting God in the wake of his release from the sports franchise.
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04/29/2013Obama's Blessing of Planned Parenthood 'Outrageous,' ACLJ Asserts
The American Center for Law and Justice has blasted President Barack Obama for his blessing of Planned Parenthood, calling it "outrageous" and reminding Americans that PP is responsible for over 300,000 abortions every year.
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04/29/2013Gov. Chris Christie Praises Obama's Sandy Response Despite Political Differences
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie once again praised President Barack Obama's response to Superstorm Sandy on the six-month anniversary of the devastating storm, despite what he says are great political differences between the two.
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04/29/2013Bangladesh Death Toll Climbs to 380; Crowds Want Building Owner Punished
Hopes are beginning to fade in Bangladesh to find more survivors in the rubble of the eight-story building that collapsed last week, as the death toll rose to 380 victims.
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04/26/2013Benny Hinn Asks Followers for $2.5 Million to Get Out of Debt
Televangelist Benny Hinn has asked supporters of his ministry for $2.5 million in donations, which he says an anonymous donor will match dollar by dollar to help him get out of debt.
- 04/26/2013
Gay Therapy Ban Proposed in New York
A ban on gay therapy in New York has been proposed in a bill introduced on Friday, modeled after the 2012 California law that first banned the service.
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