Recent Religious Headlines [T11R-4]
Public universities can refuse to recognize student groups that discriminate in their membership, the United States Supreme Court ruled Monday in a case between a University of California law school and a Christian student group that bars those who engage in "unrepentant homosexual conduct" or fail to sign a pledge of faith.
Modern law turns a blind eye to neutral rules with a disparate impact on minority groups.
Imagine what would happen if a bunch of crackpots â€" in this case, let's say they were Islamic fundamentalists â€" held a rally in Catasauqua, or maybe at a remote farm in Carbon County, to preach hatred and violence against specific types of people.
Cyndi Lauper celebrated her 57th birthday last Tuesday by releasing her eleventh album titled "Memphis Blues." The release marked a significant musical departure for the pop diva known for upbeat hits like "Girls Just Want to Have Fun." cyndilauper - Pop music - Musical theatre - Mark Burnett - United States
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has begun confirmation hearings for Ms. Elena Kagan.
By: Ariel Shapiro The remainder of 2010 is going to be big for Wisconsin politics. Both Gov. Jim Doyle and U.S. Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., will not be seeking re-election, leaving two of the state’s most vital races completely up in the air. Additionally, Republicans a...
Public universities can refuse to recognize student groups that discriminate in their membership, the United States Supreme Court ruled Monday in a case between a University of California law school and a Christian student group that bars those who engage in "unrepentant homosexual conduct" or fail to sign a pledge of faith.
Fundamentalists have to "stand against all compromise" because they themselves are in a constant battle with temptation and these temptations lead to questioning what they say they believe.
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