Nurse fired over medication wins ruling
June 27, 2002
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A U.S. District Court jury in Riverside, Calif. ruled that Riverside County violated a nurse’s constitutional rights after she was fired from
Scientists, theologians debate morality of cloning embryos for research, reproduction
June 13, 2002
Cloning is no longer merely in the realm of science fiction. President Bush has spoken out against cloning. Christopher Reeve and other celebrities say cloning
Students file suit regarding Bibles, church fliers
June 6, 2002
Three students in Davenport, Iowa, filed a federal lawsuit May 30 against their school board, school district and superintendent for barring them from distributing Bibles
Students file suit regarding Bibles, Church Fliers
June 6, 2002
Three students in Davenport, Iowa, filed a federal lawsuit May 30 against their school board, school district and superintendent for barring them from distributing Bibles
Speaking in Philippines, BWA’s Lotz calls for peace
May 23, 2002
The church “must work for peace or we become irrelevant,” Denton Lotz, general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, said. Yet “God is God and
Ten Commandments display ordered removed in Tennessee
May 23, 2002
A movement to display the Ten Commandments at public buildings across Tennessee has suffered the second major blow in weeks. U.S. District Judge Allan Edgar
Christians worldwide find religious freedom under attack, U.N. says
April 25, 2002
The right of religious freedom for Christians is under attack in almost every part of the world, according to a new report presented to the
Anti-Defamation League accepts Graham’s apology
April 4, 2002
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has accepted the apology of Billy Graham, who was recorded 30 years ago telling President Nixon that Jews had a “stranglehold”
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