French call United States ‘soft’ on sects
February 24, 2000
PARIS, France — In a report issued Feb. 7, the French government called on nations worldwide to stop the growth of religious sects and criticized
Qatar government approves first church
February 24, 2000
DOHA, Qatar — The government of Qatar has given permission to Christians to build the first church in that country. Qatar, a small Islamic nation
Gallup poll finds conflicting opinions on abortion
February 24, 2000
Though abortion is hotly debated among presidential candidates, a majority of Americans remain “of two minds” on the issue, according to a new review of
Video poker still alive; foes fighting for defeat
February 24, 2000
Video poker campaigns continue around the Legislature as lawmakers must once again decide gambling’s fate in Alabama. Bills have been introduced to allow video poker
Justice Department refuses to investigate
February 24, 2000
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Justice Department has decided not to investigate Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which had been accused by several
Student files suit after scholarship revoked
February 17, 2000
SEATTLE — A freshman at an Assemblies of God college in Washington state has sued a state education board after being denied a state scholarship
Court tackles rights of pro-life advocates
February 17, 2000
WASHINGTON — Pro-life advocates who engage in sidewalk counseling outside abortion clinics have their free-speech rights unconstitutionally restricted under a Colorado law, the U.S. Supreme
Role of Christians in politics debated
February 17, 2000
A point-counterpoint exchange on the role of religion in politics between syndicated columnist Cal Thomas and religious rights attorney Jay Sekulow kept attendees on the
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