Ban on religious symbols in French schools nears
March 11, 2004
PARIS — Europe’s first law banning the wearing of religious symbols in public schools is expected to be in place in France when the new
Gambling legislation steamrolling through State House
March 11, 2004
Legislation calling for the expansion of gambling in Alabama landed in the State House March 2 and is moving at high speed. Proponents of legislation
Defending the Definition of Marriage
March 11, 2004
In our July 31, 2003, edition, The Alabama Baptist editorially called for an amendment to the Constitution of the United States defining marriage as between
N.C. church files complaint regarding expulsion
March 11, 2004
RALEIGH, N.C. — A Rocky Mount pastor has filed a formal complaint with the North Carolina Attorney General charging the Baptist State Convention of North
Bush backs constitutional amendment banning same-sex ‘marriage’
March 4, 2004
President Bush officially called for a constitutional amendment defining marriage as an institution between one man and one woman in a Feb. 24 statement. “Marriage
Florida youth begins petition to preserve ‘under God’
March 4, 2004
When 11-year-old Tanner Lunsford visited Washington, D.C., on a family vacation, he noticed that many of the monuments quoted Bible verses. Not long after they
Chinese officials spar over religious freedoms
March 4, 2004
Tensions have surfaced between two Chinese government entities charged with regulating religion, Compass Direct news service reported Feb. 10, citing sources in Beijing. The tensions
States not required to fund religious scholarships
March 4, 2004
The Supreme Court ruled Feb. 25 that, while the First Amendment may allow a state to fund scholarships to religious schools, it doesn’t require all
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