Recent Religious Headlines [T11R-4]
Religion, tolerance and homosexuality are pondered in the Harbourfront show by U.K. dance company DV8.
Disgraced minister will continue prayer meetings; Students sue, claiming schools promoted Christianity; Judge: TSA Rastafarian's rights; Minn. minister takes over as head of National Council; Bible publisher selling handwritten version online
You probably â€" you poor dupe â€" have always believed that the Nazis were violently intolerant of homosexuality. But Scott Lively, author of The Pink Swastika, would like to put you right. In his book, Lively argues that far from being anti-gay many of the leaders of the party â€" including Adolf Hitler â€" were homosexual and that their sexual preferences directly contributed to Nazi atrocities.
BEIRUT: They remain anonymous, but their voices are out in force and bold print: a group of lesbian, bisexual, and transgender women have braved law and social taboo in Lebanon with a little pink-and-white book.
This Thanksgiving comes one week after the United States bishops released a document that, among other things, condemned same-gender marriage and three weeks after the bishops helped defeat marriage equality in Maine. Friends often ask how I remain Catholic.
Certain bishops are contributing money to defeat the potential for all families to have equal protections under law, many Catholic laity are exemplary in their espousal of equality.
You probably â€" you poor dupe â€" have always believed that the Nazis were violently intolerant of homosexuality. But Scott Lively, author of The Pink Swastika, would like to put you right. In his book, Lively argues that far from being anti-gay many of the leaders of the party â€" including Adolf Hitler â€" were homosexual and that their sexual preferences directly contributed to Nazi atrocities.
WASHINGTON (AP) â€" New FBI data show a sharp increase in hate crimes based on anti-gay or religious bias.
WASHINGTON (AP) â€" New FBI data show a sharp increase in hate crimes based on anti-gay or religious bias. Overall, the number of reported hate crimes increased about 2 percent from last year.
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