Michael Gryboski

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  Oct 9, 2013

  Jeremy Lin Supports Boxer Manny Pacquiao's God Talk, Says He's Being Real

  A National Basketball Association star has voiced his support of professional Filipino boxer Many Pacquiao and his openness about his evangelical faith.

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  Oct 9, 2013

  Mennonite Couple Refuses to Host Same-Sex Wedding; Files Lawsuit Against Iowa Civil Rights Commission

  A Mennonite couple that owns an art gallery in Iowa has filed a lawsuit against the state's Civil Rights Commission over being threatened with punitive action for refusing to host a same-sex wedding on their property.

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  Oct 9, 2013

  Episcopal Church Files Motion to Lift Ban on Using Departing Diocese's Name

  A group loyal to the national Episcopal Church has filed a motion in a South Carolina court to have an injunction that stops them from using a departing diocese's name and seal lifted.

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  Oct 8, 2013

  Creationist Group Challenges Atheists With 'Thank God You're Wrong' Billboards

  A major creationist organization has posted billboards in New York City and San Francisco with the purpose of engaging atheists, with more to come this month.

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  Oct 8, 2013

  Pat Robertson Claims Low-Carb Diet 'Violates' God's Principles

  A controversial televangelist has recently stated that diets low in carbohydrates are in violation of the principles of God.

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  Oct 7, 2013

  Employee Sues Mining Company for Allegedly Having Hand Scanners That Produce 'Mark of the Beast'

  A mining company based in Pennsylvania has been sued by an employee who claims that the biometric hand scanners used by the business was the "Mark of the Beast" described in the book of Revelation.

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  Oct 7, 2013

  Washington National Cathedral Leader Labels Homophobia 'Sin;' Homosexuality 'Not For Me to Say'

  The dean of one of the largest churches in the world recently declared during a sermon that homophobia is a sin, while at the same time, making no mention as to whether homosexuality may also be one.

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  Oct 7, 2013

  Ohio School District Settles With ACLU, Agrees to Remove Jesus Portrait, Pay $95,000 Fine

  A school district in Ohio has reached a settlement with the American Civil Liberties Union to keep a portrait of Jesus Christ off school property and pay a $95,000 fine.

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  Oct 4, 2013

  Tenth Circuit Panel Rules in Favor of Colo. Company Against Abortion Pill Mandate

  A three-judge panel of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Colorado-based business does not have to adhere to the federal government's abortion pill mandate as its lawsuit proceeds.

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  Oct 4, 2013

  Episcopal Diocese Offers National Cathedral as Site for Weddings Halted by Shutdown

  The Episcopal Diocese of Washington has announced that couples whose wedding plans were disrupted by the government shutdown can use the National Cathedral's grounds as a new site.