Recent Religious Headlines [T11R-4]
The state of Florida paid two 'experts' $87,000 to defend its gay adoption ban in court. One is a Southern Baptist minister who founded the Family Research Council. The other uses 'statistics to hightlight the truth of the scripture.'
The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted to legalize same-sex marriage last Thursday. Gov. John Lynch, D-N.H., has publicly stated his opposition to same-sex marriage, but has not said whether he will veto the bill if it reaches his desk, according to his press secretary, Colin Manning. The legislation will now move to the state Senate.
A bar in Crede that was mistakenly given a video lottery license is giving up the machines earlier than planned.
I'm writing in response to the article by Lisbeth Wells-Pratt entitled "Facebook invites are asinine, aggravating and absolutely unwanted". Myself, and several other SRU students were extremely offended and outraged by her article.
Pastors, preachers and reverends will unite tonight to try to bring the subjects of homosexuality and spirituality a little closer together. Their goal is to extend a helping hand to students who feel lost or confused about their beliefs and stance on the subject.
If I want to hear the administration's position I'll go on its website. I don't need a wide-eyed cheerleader echoing what the President's saying. Bias is bias.
The New York Times, which ditched anti-gay op-ed columnist William Kristol earlier this year, has hired Ross G. Douthat, 29, a writer and editor at The Atlantic, to replace him. While Douthat describes himself as a "squishy pro-lifer," he is more emphatic about same-sex marriage.
Prosecutors have filed hate crime charges against an 18-year-old Seattle man accused of accosting another man on a Metro bus while yelling anti-gay slurs.
The state of Florida paid two 'experts' $87,000 to defend its gay adoption ban in court. One is a Southern Baptist minister who founded the Family Research Council. The other uses 'statistics to hightlight the truth of the scripture.'
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