Recent Religious Headlines [T11R-4]

By Tom - January 31, 2011

Homosexuals and their faith-based advocates in Colorado Springs are upset at two news-worthy revelations in the past week, and they say both aim to undermine their legitimacy in society, culture, and religion. Early last week, Outreach, Inc., a San Diego-based marketing and publishing company that distributes faith-based materials, announced it will relocate its headquarters to Colorado Springs ...

The new imam at the Ground Zero mosque and cultural center believes people who are gay were probably abused as children and that people who leave Islam and preach a new religion should be jailed. Abdallah Adhami's remarks on homosexuals, religious freedom and other topics have brought renewed criticism...

Gov. Pat Quinn this afternoon signed into law a measure legalizing civil unions for same-sex couples for the first time in Illinois.

When Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker's PTL ministry and Heritage USA theme park crashed and burned in the 1980s, their son Jay was sent into a dizzying downward spiral of drugs, alcohol and running from God.

Key African-American organizations and institutions of the Movement have lost the moral high ground that was once so easily associated with them.

The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development last week announced proposed new regulations intended to ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in its core housing programs â€" programs that impact 4.4 million units of housing in the country.

The New York Times â€™ story in yesterdayâ€™s paper about the Southern chicken chain Chick-fil-A leaves much to be desired.

Chicken sandwich giant Chick-fil-A has come under fire over the past week for sponsoring anti-gay marriage seminars. The New York Times reports a local restaurant in Pennsylvania donated some lunch baskets to a program called "The Art of Marriage" in Harrisburg, Pa. The seminar is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Family Institute, a conservative Christian group which sponsors programs and promotes ...

The Catholic League dropped a line the other day to complain -- again -- about something I wrote in connection with the Smithsonian Institution's hasty and ill-informed decision to censor an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. As with the...

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