Michael Gryboski

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  Sep 8, 2015

  Breakaway Episcopal Diocese Asks for Prayers Ahead of $500 Million Property Dispute Supreme Court Case

  A diocese that broke away from The Episcopal Church is requesting prayers ahead of arguments scheduled to take place before the South Carolina Supreme Court over the regional body's church property dispute.

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  Sep 7, 2015

  United Methodist Church Employees' Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Costs to Increase Due to Obamacare

  The United Methodist Church will soon implement changes to its employee insurance coverage that will increase out-of-pocket expenses due to the Affordable Care Act.

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  Sep 7, 2015

  Iowa-Based Multi-Site Lutheran Megachurch Defies Denominational Decline

  As the Mainline denomination Evangelical Lutheran Church in America continues to wrestle with declining membership, one of its congregations is experiencing rapid growth.

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  Sep 7, 2015

  Pat Robertson Says Kim Davis' Arrest Is 'Just the Beginning'

  Controversial televangelist Pat Robertson has said that the jailing of Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis over her refusal to issue marriage licenses to gay couples is "just the beginning."

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  Sep 7, 2015

  Poll: The Donald Trumps All Possible Democratic Presidential Election Opponents

  If he were to become the Republican nominee for the presidential election, Donald Trump would defeat any potential Democratic opponent including Hillary Clinton, according to a recently released poll.

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  Sep 5, 2015

  Harvard Students Identify as Transgender 'Hir' and 'Ze,' Not Just Boys and Girls Anymore

  A school at Harvard University has announced that it will allow students to identify with nontraditional gender pronouns like "hir" and "ze."

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  Sep 5, 2015

  Does the Bible Actually Say Believers Should Give 20 Percent Instead of 10 Percent?

  An Israeli rabbi who recently authored a book on charity has argued that the Bible actually calls on people to give 20 percent in charity rather than a 10 percent tithe.

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  Sep 4, 2015

  Oklahoma Attorney General Battles Atheists to Keep Ten Commandments on Capitol Grounds

  Oklahoma's attorney general has decided to continue the effort to keep a Ten Commandments display on state capitol grounds. In a brief filed Thursday, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt argued that a recent state Supreme Court decision against the display creates a climate of anti-religious hostility.

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  Sep 3, 2015

  Five Judges Rebuke 'Clearly and Gravely Wrong' Birth Control Mandate Ruling Against Nuns

  A group of judges belonging to the court that recently ruled against a group of nuns seeking an exemption from the federal birth control mandate ave published a dissent against the ruling.

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  Sep 3, 2015

  Jailed for Jesus: Kentucky Clerk Sent to the Slammer for Refusing to Issue Marriage Licenses to Gay Couples

  A county clerk in Kentucky has been found guilty of contempt and sent to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples due to her own religious objections.