A new faith-based studio known as Kingdom is launching its own television division that will be run by Mona Garcea, a former producer of the series “The Big Bang Theory.”
Christian authors who once identified as gay or lesbian are highlighting the double standard Amazon is applying by removing their books from the platform while continuing to sell titles that promote pedophilia.
After more than two decades of maximizing profits mainly for the benefit of shareholders, some 181 of America’s leading corporations including Amazon, Target, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase & Co., announced a new purpose for the corporation to improve the lives of workers and all other stakeholders but not everyone is buying it.
HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc. has expressed concern over the possibility of tariffs on books and printed materials from China, stating that it might “damage” Bible sales in the United States.
Following the removal of books by a Catholic psychologist amid LGBT activist pressure, Amazon has removed the works of other authors who once lived and identified as gay.
While Chick-fil-A has blossomed over the last several decades to become America’s third-largest restaurant chain, there was a time during the financial recession in the 1980s when it looked as though the Christian-run business was on the “brink” of closing as mall development stopped.
A Chick-fil-A restaurant was vandalized during a gay pride parade in New York City last weekend apparently over the beliefs of the fast-food company’s president.
The past twelve months have been anything but a cake walk for religious bakers.
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