Michael Gryboski

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• Apr 15, 2013

  Kentucky School District Removes Decalogue Displays From Classrooms

  A Kentucky school district has decided to remove multiple Decalogue displays from various school classrooms in response to a complaint from a secular group.

• Apr 15, 2013

  Atheist Author Takes Issue With 'Islamophobia' Label

  A well-known atheist author has taken issue with recent claims that his criticism of Islam is a form of bigotry against Muslims. Sam Harris posted a lengthy essay on his website last week responding to the controversy over his words.

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  Apr 12, 2013

  Social Media a Source of Rising Incivility, Says Survey

  Social media has become a source of growing incivility and even ruined relationships, says a recently released survey conducted by a corporate training firm.

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  Apr 12, 2013

  SC Episcopal Bishop Sends Letters Clarifying Clergy's Standing

  The provisional bishop of The Episcopal Church in South Carolina has sent out letters to an estimated 140 clergy seeking clarification as to whether or not they will be departing the denomination.

• Apr 12, 2013

  Theologian: Christians Should Respond to Suicide With 'Deepest Compassion'

  As the evangelical community continues to grapple with the news about the suicide of Pastor Rick Warren's son, a respected theologian and author believes the Christian community needs to respond to suicide with "deepest compassion."

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  Apr 11, 2013

  Billy Graham Honored by Lawmakers as North Carolina's 'Favorite Son'

  Billy Graham, the famous preacher and evangelist, has been honored by North Carolina lawmakers with the title of "Favorite Son" of the state.

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  Apr 10, 2013

  Operation Blessing Releases 'Disaster Planning Guide' for Families

  As tornado season begins in the United States, a major Christian humanitarian organization is providing families with a downloadable guide about disaster preparation.

• Apr 10, 2013

  Petition in Support of German Homeschooling Family Passes 100,000 Mark

  An online petition at a White House website in support of a homeschooling family from Germany seeking asylum in America has passed the 100,000 benchmark in signatures.

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  Apr 9, 2013

  Okla. Legislature Passes Bill Forbidding Courts From Using Foreign, Religious Law

  The upper house of the Oklahoma Legislature passed a bill that would prevent the use of religious or foreign laws in American courts.

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  Apr 9, 2013

  Anglican Archbishop Offers Words on Death of Margaret Thatcher

  The head of the global Anglican Communion released a statement expressing sadness over the death of Great Britain's first female prime minister.