They Preached Liberty
The passion of American ministers for political freedom in 1776 reflected their belief in religious toleration.
Despite their theological differences, colonial Americans shared a singular doctrine about the nature of religious faith: It could not be imposed by force but must be embraced freely by the mind and conscience of the believer
Egypt’s Religious Evolution
As Egyptians celebrate a new Islamic president, Christians in the country worry about their future
(New President) Morsi represents a conservative, fundamentalist strain in the Muslim Brotherhood and has openly advocated for conforming civil legislation to Islamic law. Isobel Coleman of the Council on Foreign Relations wrote that Morsi “openly endorses a strict Islamic vision.”
New York City Churches Will No Longer Be Evicted from Public Schools—For Now
A district court judge issued a permanent injunction order in the Bronx Household of Faith case.
Today's permanent injunction essentially means that those on the side of churches win the case at the district court level, prevailing on the free exercise clause and establishment claims.
Evangelical Presbyterian Church issues statement on Preventive Care Mandate
Religious liberty means Americans are free to practice their chosen religion everywhere, all the time
Debate of the issue at the assembly acknowledged that the EPC does not take political positions but does issue statements related to theological and Biblical matters. Because life, religious liberty and the free exercise of the conscience are regarded as issues of significant importance, commissioners agreed overwhelmingly to issue the statement.
RCA Affirms Position That Homosexual Behavior is a Sin
Committee formed to recommend 'a way forward'
"The purpose of the committee is not to revisit our stated position, but shall operate with the understanding expressed earlier in this recommendation and issue a report with practical recommendations to the General Synod of 2013"
The 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church is fast approaching
It seems as though not even the Holy Spirit can save The Episcopal Church from its dance toward death
A different Episcopal Church returns to Indianapolis 18 years later. Abortion is celebrated rather than birth; the church’s drive to be all inclusive and all embracive now hinges on sexual activity not skin color; the Reformed Episcopal Church ultimately did not dance with TEC but became a founding member of ACNA; while The Episcopal Church... Continue Reading
Millennials Losing Their Religion
Will they come back to the church, or are they gone forever?
While there's nothing new about young adults drifting from the faith after they leave home until they marry and have children of their own, pollsters fear current trends signal more than sowing wild oats.
Court of Appeals rules in favor of Missouri PCUSA congregation
Colonial Presbyterian Church v. Heartland Presbytery
“Colonial is a Missouri church, and Heartland is a Missouri Presbytery. The Supreme Court of Missouri has adopted the neutral principles approach in deciding how disputes between local churches and national churches should be resolved, and, since we have two Missouri religious organizations before the court, that is the approach that governs.”
“Joining and Receiving:” A Fading Footnote?
30 Years since the PCA and RPCES came together
“Humanly speaking, there is hardly a chance in the world. But I believe the merger will occur because God requires it.” --Ed Clowney
Two denominations primed to debate same-sex issues
Mainline Presbyterians and Episcopalians start meetings within the week facing similar challenges
The Episcopal Church {proposal] is… a "lifelong covenant." Clergy in dioceses with sympathetic bishops have been blessing gay couples for decades, but the proposal is to permit a trial run of an official liturgy.
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