Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 13, 2015

  South Dakota Gay Marriage Ban Ruled Unconstitutional; Same-Sex Couples Compared to Mixed-Race Couples

  A judge in South Dakota ruled the state constitution's definition of marriage is unconstitutional because it does not allow same-sex couples to marry.

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  Jan 12, 2015

  Issue Gay Marriage License, Lose Your Salary, Texas Bill Would Tell State Employees

  A bill has been introduced in the Texas Legislature that if enacted would strip the salary of any Texas-government employee who issues a marriage license to a same-sex couple.

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  Jan 8, 2015

  Public School Bible Ban? Missouri Middle School Says the Bible Isn't Banned, Despite Student's Claim

  A claim against a Missouri middle school teacher of religious intolerance against a Christian student has been determined to baseless, according to one school official.

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  Jan 8, 2015

  Atheist Richard Dawkins on Paris Terrorist Attack: All Religions Are Not Equally Violent

  Atheist author and intellectual Richard Dawkins took to Twitter to offer his views on the brutal terror attack against a satirical French newspaper where a dozen people were murdered.

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  Jan 8, 2015

  Worst Christian Persecution in Over 20 Years Marks Last Year; ISIS, Islamic Extremism Mostly to Blame, Finds Open Doors Report

  Last year saw the highest level of persecution of Christians the world has seen since the fall of the Soviet Union, according to a report by a Christian persecution watchdog group released Wednesday.

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  Jan 7, 2015

  Colorado Professor Who Forced Students to Say Anti-American Pledge Is Cleared of Wrongdoing Following Investigation

  A Colorado history professor who allegedly forced his students to recite an anti-American pledge in class has been cleared of any wrongdoing after a student filed a complaint of partisan bias with the university.

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  Jan 7, 2015

  Group Planning Legal Action Against DC for Banning Conversion Therapy for Gay Youth

  An ex-gay organization is planning legal action against the District of Columbia for its recent banning of conversion therapy, also called Sexual Orientation Change Efforts therapy, for minors.

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  Jan 6, 2015

  Vicar of ATL Among 9 Episcopal Clergy Traveling to Cuba to Teach Seminary Classes

  Nine members of the School of Theology at the University of the South in Tennessee are visiting the Episcopal Cathedral of Havana, Cuba, this week as part of a religious venture.

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  Jan 6, 2015

  Stained Glass Windows for Churches May Make Comeback With Younger Generations

  Churches fitted with ornate stained glass windows may not become a thing of the archaic past just yet, noted one church construction company.

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  Jan 6, 2015

  Can Ariz. Church Freely Promote Service Times in Roadside Signs Without 12-Hour Restriction? Supreme Court to Decide

  The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a small church's lawsuit against an Arizona town that bars the congregation from posting roadside signs.