Study: Doctors say faith has role in healing
May 3, 2007
Most physicians say religion and spirituality have a significant impact on health, according to a new study, while just 6 percent of doctors believe religion
Court backs law tying AIDS funds to anti-prostitution policy
March 15, 2007
A federal appeals court has handed a victory to the U.S. government in its efforts to combat both HIV/AIDS and sexual trafficking. A three-judge panel
CLC keeps Baptists current on key issues
November 23, 2006
The Christian Life Commission is staying true to its mission of keeping Alabama Baptists informed about today’s social and moral issues, said Bill Morgan. Reporting
Marriage, stem cell measures pass at polls
November 16, 2006
Voters across the United States voiced opinions on candidates and issues alike on Election Day, Nov. 7, taking sides on moral topics from marriage to
Teenage pregnancy study rules against abortion
September 7, 2006
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Pregnant teens who carry their babies to term do better psychologically than those who choose abortions, according to a study by
Birmingham, Montgomery abortion clinics penalized for health violations
August 31, 2006
A summer of judgment for abortion clinics continues as operations at six more abortion clinics were shut down recently in Alabama and Florida, maintaining a
FDA approves nonprescription sales of ‘morning-after’ pill
August 31, 2006
After a three-year-long debate, the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved wider distribution of a “morning-after” contraceptive, angering some religious conservatives and anti-abortion
AIDS summit scrutinizes U.S. focus on abstinence
August 24, 2006
TORONTO — The Bush administration has come under attack at the International AIDS Conference in Toronto for tying millions of dollars in U.S. funding to
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