Michael Gryboski

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  Sep 21, 2012

  Human Rights Activist: Film Protests Cast Doubt on Arab Spring Progress

  A human rights activist has stated that recent protests over an anti-Islam film have cast doubt on the progress Middle Eastern states have made on religious freedom since the "Arab Spring" began.

• Sep 21, 2012

  IRS Complaint Filed Against Colo. Christian Group for Endorsing Republicans

  A Washington, D.C.-based church-state watchdog group has filed a complaint to the IRS against a Colorado-based Christian group, saying they violated tax-exemption rules by endorsing a political party.

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  Sep 20, 2012

  Giant Statue Replacing 'Touchdown Jesus' Completed in Ohio

  An Ohio church that once had a large statue of Jesus known as "Touchdown Jesus" has completed construction of its equally large replacement. The Lux Mundi Jesus statue was put in front of Solid Rock Church of Monroe off of Interstate 75 on Wednesday.

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  Sep 19, 2012

  British Radio Personality Decries BBC as Anti-Religious

  A British radio personality has declared that the British Broadcasting Corporation has a bias against religious views and Christianity in particular.

• Sep 19, 2012

  Nashville City Fights Church Over Homeless Encampment

  The City of Nashville is demanding that a church close down its encampment of tents for the homeless on its property, saying that it violates a zoning law.

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  Sep 18, 2012

  Del. Church Cuts Ties With Boy Scout Troop Over Gay Ban

  A church in Delaware that has sponsored a Boy Scouts Troop for the past 40 years has decided to cut its ties with the BSA over its policy banning openly gay members and leaders.

• Sep 18, 2012

  Researcher: 50-50 Marriage a 'Myth'

  A researcher who recently conducted several interviews of senior citizens for a research project has concluded that the notion of a 50-50 marriage is a "myth." "For long-term success, couples have to orient themselves to giving more than they get," wrote Pillemer.

• Sep 18, 2012

  Okla. Judge: Male Sex-Change Patients Cannot Take Female Names

  A district judge in Oklahoma has ruled against two men who underwent sex changes and sought to have their names changed to female appellations.

• Sep 17, 2012

  Thousands of Churches Take Part in 'Back to Church' Sunday

  Thousands of congregations across the United States took part in "Back to Church" Sunday, a nationwide event focused on inviting the un-churched to worship.

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  Sep 15, 2012

  Evangelicals Should Avoid 'Muslim-Baiting,' Says Professor

  An evangelical professor who was part of a summit on foreign policy held at Georgetown University believes that evangelicals should avoid "Muslim-baiting."