Michael Gryboski

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  Oct 10, 2012

  Court Rules in Favor of Billy Graham Group in Racial Discrimination Suit

  A federal court has ruled in favor of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association against a suit brought by a former employee alleging racial discrimination. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina Charlotte Division ruled on Friday that the BGEA did not racially discriminate when they fired Kimberly McCallum

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  Oct 10, 2012

  Texas Baptist Universities Sue Federal Government Over HHS Mandate

  Two religiously-affiliated academic institutions have filed suit against the Department of Health and Human Services over its controversial "preventative services" mandate.

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  Oct 9, 2012

  Ill. Man Who Plotted to Bomb Churches Arrested in Oklahoma

  A man from Illinois that according to friends and relatives recently developed anti-Catholic views was arrested and charged by Oklahoma police over plotting to bomb dozens of churches.

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  Oct 9, 2012

  Christian Apologist 'Eastwooding' After Richard Dawkins Refuses Debate

  A video of a Christian apologist who "Eastwooded" atheist author Richard Dawkins in response to Dawkins' refusal to debate him over the existence of God will soon be posted to YouTube.

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  Oct 5, 2012

  Sojourners Expands Billboard Campaign in Response to Toledo Mosque Arson

  An evangelical social-justice-focused organization has expanded its billboard campaign stressing religious tolerance in response to a recent arson attack on an Ohio mosque.

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  Oct 5, 2012

  Pew Forum Releases Guide Regarding Politics and the Pulpit

  The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life has released a guide for religious bodies regarding the extent to which politics can be propagated from the pulpit.

• Oct 5, 2012

  Fla. Group Working to Pass Amendment Allowing Funding for Religious Programs

  Come November, voters in Florida will not only decide who goes to the White House, but also how church and state issues will operate in the Sunshine State. Amendment 8, which will be on the ballot, seeks to overturn the state's Blaine Amendment, a measure from the nineteenth century that bans state funding of religious programs.

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  Oct 4, 2012

  Poll: PCUSA Members Increasingly Favoring Same-Sex Marriage

  According to a recently released survey, support for same-sex marriage among Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) members and pastors has considerably increased since 2005.

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  Oct 4, 2012

  Wis. School District Appeals Church-State Case to Supreme Court

  A Wisconsin school district that lost a case regarding whether it violated the Establishment Clause by holding graduations at a nearby church is filing an appeal to the United States Supreme Court.

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  Oct 3, 2012

  Miss. Church Awaits Court Ruling to Move Into Plaza Space

  A church in Mississippi that recently won a case regarding a zoning ordinance that had stopped it from using a building at a town square is awaiting a court allowing it to move in.