Michael Gryboski

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• Jun 4, 2012

  Idaho Official Denies State Banned 'Five Wives' Drink Because of Mormons

  An Idaho government official denies that the state banned a vodka drink because it would be considered offensive to Mormons. "We did not 'ban' the product on behalf of Mormons," Jeffrey R. Anderson, director of the Idaho State Liquor Division, said of "Five Wives" vodka.

• Jun 4, 2012

  Va. County School Board Temporarily Removes Decalogue Display

  A Virginia County's School Board has voted unanimously to temporarily remove a display of the Ten Commandments from a public high school, replacing it with a copy of a page from a history textbook.

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  Jun 1, 2012

  California Reparative Therapy Bill Passes State Senate

  A bill that would ban "conversion therapy" for homosexual minors passed the California State Senate on Wednesday after being amended to exclude some of the other regulations included in the proposed legislation.

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  Jun 1, 2012

  Ky. Billboard Condemning Homosexuality, Abortion Goes Missing

  A controversial billboard posted by a Kentucky church that denounces homosexuality and abortion has gone missing about a week after it was put on display.

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  Jun 1, 2012

  Pope Addresses 'Vatileaks' Scandal in General Audience

  Pope Benedict XVI recently delivered a message in response to the scandal involving a Vatican butler who was arrested for stealing confidential documents from the Roman Catholic Church.

• May 31, 2012

  Secular Coalition Creates 'Atheist Lobby' in Virginia

  A nationwide secularist organization has established an atheist lobbying group in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Secular Coalition of America created a lobbying group to go to Richmond because they believe that the General Assembly has been influenced too much by religious views.

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  May 30, 2012

  Iowa Church Built in 30 Hours

  While constructing churches has been known to take years, decades, or even centuries, one Iowa sanctuary was raised in a little more than 30 hours.

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  May 30, 2012

  Creation Museum Celebrates Anniversary With Holographic 'Lucy' Exhibit

  To celebrate its fifth year of operation, the Creation Museum in Kentucky has set up a holographic exhibit of the famous "Lucy" discovery.

• May 29, 2012

  Missouri Church Offers 'Horsemanship Bible Study'

  As churches across the country ready for summer Bible classes for youth, one Missouri church is offering children and teenagers horsemanship to go with their Scriptures.

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  May 29, 2012

  Andy Garcia 'Honored' to Play Religious Freedom Fighter in Upcoming Film

  Actor Andy Garcia said it was an honor to play the role of a religious freedom fighter from Mexico in the soon-to- be released film "For Greater Glory."