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Hope After Brexit

At first glance, the prognosis might seem gloomy

Written by Bernard N. Howard | Tuesday, June 28, 2016

“I voted for Brexit, so the observations below will inevitably tilt toward that side of the debate. Many committed Christians were for remain, and their thoughts will be different. Rather than pouring fuel on the flames in a time of concern, this article is intended as a defense of Britain’s decision that may offer people some reassurance.”  ... Continue Reading

California’s Religious Liberty Moment—Coming to a State Near You

If passed as is, this bill would strip California’s faith-based colleges and universities of their religious liberty to educate students according to their faith convictions.

Written by Ed Stetzer and Mary Duren | Sunday, June 26, 2016

Many faith-based universities hold to the traditional Christian view that sex and gender are distinct and united. If SB 1146 is passed without amendment, the state of California would drastically limit the religious freedom of such institutions to believe and live according to these traditional beliefs. In other words, the “free exercise of religion” becomes... Continue Reading

Vanderbilt To Pay For Sex-Change Surgeries

Critics say schools that get federal funds should not spend money on unnecessary medical procedure

Written by Sarah Wedel | Sunday, June 26, 2016

Vanderbilt is far from the first university to approve such a policy. It joins a group of 71 other American colleges and universities that opted in the last several years to pay for students to undergo transgender-related surgeries. Other schools with similar policies include Ivy League universities and many state schools north of the Mason-Dixon... Continue Reading

Indiana Demands Child Advocates Abandon Baby Box Effort

State welfare agency claims the Safe Haven boxes violate state law

Written by Kiley Crossland | Sunday, June 26, 2016

In a letter sent in early June to Safe Haven Baby Boxes, the nonprofit organization that installed the boxes, Indiana’s Department of Child Services (DCS) said the boxes are not a legal way for mothers to give up their babies. Women who use the boxes could face child abandonment charges, the agency warned. But Safe... Continue Reading

7 Conservative Christians Who Are Not Supporting Trump

Here are seven Christian leaders who have made less-than-enthusiastic statements about the businessman-turned-reality TV star-turned candidate

Written by Emily McFarlan Miller | Saturday, June 25, 2016

Perhaps no evangelical leader has been more outspoken in opposition to Trump than Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission. In a single weekend last month, Moore penned an op-ed in The New York Times and made an appearance on “Face the Nation,” in which he called Trump’s campaign “reality television moral sewage.”   Donald... Continue Reading

Blocked: Judge Lets Stand Miss. Law Protecting Religious Freedom in Face of Gay Rights

A federal judge in Mississippi has allowed to stand a new state law that permits people to deny wedding services to same-sex couples based on religious objections

Written by Curtis Skinner | Saturday, June 25, 2016

“The ACLU has said the Mississippi law could affect people in sexual relationships outside of a heterosexual marriage. While the initial challenge is focused on the provisions pertaining to marriage, the organization said in a statement that it planned to fight the other provisions.”   A federal judge in Mississippi has allowed to stand a... Continue Reading

Trump Convinces Evangelical Leaders He’d Be Better Than Clinton at Defending Religious Freedom

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump appears to have sufficiently convinced a gathering of more than 900 conservative Christian leaders that he is the best choice

Written by Leonardo Blair | Saturday, June 25, 2016

“This wasn’t about converting him to become your firebrand evangelical. This wasn’t even about making him a stone-ribbed conservative. This was about hearing as the leader of America, as a leader in the free world, he had a fundamental understanding that there was a relationship between the reach and power and scope of government and... Continue Reading

South Carolina Legislature Passes 20-Week Abortion Ban

South Carolina on became the 17th state to acknowledge an unborn baby’s capacity for pain and pass a bill to ban abortions at 20 weeks of gestation or later.

Written by Evan Wilt | Thursday, June 23, 2016

The bill states there is substantial evidence that after 19 weeks of gestation, an unborn child reacts to stimuli and can feel pain during an abortion. If the bill is signed into law, abortionists will not be able to perform abortions at 20 weeks of gestation or more with the exceptions of when the mother’s... Continue Reading

New York Times Claims ‘Romans’ Calls For ‘Execution Of Gays’

Religious illiteracy among journalists is reaching crisis levels.

Written by Mollie Hemingway | Monday, June 20, 2016

“A Republican congressman read his colleagues a Bible verse from Romans that calls for the execution of gays. ‘ Come again? Wait, what? What? What in the world is he talking about? A “Bible verse” from “Romans” that calls for the “execution of gays”? Way to bury the lede there, Peters. You found something that... Continue Reading

School Sends Sheriff To Order Child To Stop Sharing Bible Verses

A public school in California ordered a 7-year-old boy to stop handing out Bible verses during lunch; they dispatched a deputy sheriff to the child’s home to enforce the directive.

Written by Todd Starnes | Sunday, June 19, 2016

Students do not check their constitutional rights at the schoolhouse door, he said. “If students are permitted to pass out Valentine or birthday cards at school or to talk about Superman and Captain America at lunch, they cannot be prohibited from sharing Bible verses and discussing their faith during their free, non-instructional time,” Mihet told... Continue Reading

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