Recent Religious Headlines [T11R-4]
Some abortion foes think the rationale for Roe vs. Wade is vulnerable. They're trying to amend state constitutions -- including California's -- to define personhood from conception. It is one of the enduring questions of religion and science, and lately of American politics: When does a fertilized egg become a person?
Gay nominees say Dems voted on substance, not sexual orientation The number of openly gay City Council members will double if Democratic primary winners Danny Dromm and Jimmy Van Bramer prevail in the November election.
We're taking a long, hard look at religion. It's not surprising, given religion's history of gay persecution, that we're a little wary of the whole thing. They always told us it was Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve, but is the Bible about to change?
The annual LGBT Film Series is well underway, with five films still to go. In past years, the Commission for LGBT People has merely shown different combinations of films dealing with various LGBT issues; however, this year they have an overarching theme to the films.
Anti-discrimination legislation that easily passed the Democratic-controlled Ohio House this month has no chance of passage in the GOP-led Senate, state senators said last week.
Why gay women are the butt of gay men's jokes
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Students at North Central High School shout down slurs from a radical anti-gay group in Indianapolis to protest a school play.
A story on a Brandon mega church that pulled the plug on Pepsi products had plenty of readers commenting on TBO.com recently. Terry Kemple, a member of Bell Shoals Baptist and president of the Community Issues Council, said the church's decision to boycott Pepsi products came after months of failed discussions with the soft drink company.
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