Judge strikes down Georgia marriage amendment
June 1, 2006
ATLANTA — A Georgia state judge ruled May 16 that the state’s constitutional marriage amendment — approved by 76 percent of voters in 2004 —
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Casinos increase crime significantly, study says
June 1, 2006
WASHINGTON — The Washington Post took note May 11 of a study by Earl L. Grinols of Baylor University and David B. Mustard of the
Nevaeh (‘heaven’ backward) now popular name
June 1, 2006
NEW YORK — Spell “heaven” backward and what do you get? The 70th most popular name for American baby girls. Nevaeh, usually pronounced nuh-VAY-uh, cracked
Massachusetts lawmakers postpone marriage amendment
June 1, 2006
BOSTON, Mass. — A vote in the Massachusetts legislature on a proposed constitutional marriage amendment has been postponed until at least July in order to
Most Americans believe Bible over ‘Da Vinci,’ poll shows
June 1, 2006
While “The Da Vinci Code” has sold more than 40 million books and is currently showing in movie theaters worldwide, most Americans are not buying
Blount Baptists hold onto time-honored acts like foot washing
June 1, 2006
On a recent Sunday night — after the preaching, the singing and the “amens” — the right hand of Christian fellowship was extended inside the
Six Muslims charged in U.K. cartoon riots
June 1, 2006
LONDON — Six Muslims have been charged in connection with angry demonstrations in London more than three months ago over cartoons published in Europe lampooning
Hindu extremists vandalize church, beat pastor
June 1, 2006
JABALPUR, India — Hindu extremists vandalized an independent church in Gauri Nadi village, about seven miles from Jabalpur city in India’s north-central state of Madhya
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