Bingo, same-sex ‘marriage’ bills die in Legislature
May 27, 2004
A ban on gay “marriages” and legislation legalizing electronic bingo both died in the Alabama Legislature when the final gavel fell on the 2004 session
Commandments pin focus of Word’s firing
May 27, 2004
Twenty-three-year-old Christopher Word lost his job just nine months into his career. While most newlyweds with a mortgage payment due June 1 would be scrambling
Same-sex ‘marriages’ in Massachusetts feared a precedent
May 27, 2004
Same-sex “marriage” was legalized in Massachusetts May 17, marking the first time in U.S. history that a state issued marriage licenses to homosexual couples. The
Secularists gain key seats in Indian parliament
May 27, 2004
Justice has shined over the peoples in India,” a Christian leader said after the stunning electoral defeat of the Hindu nationalist coalition that won power
Turkmenistan freedom violations some of world’s worst
May 27, 2004
When one thinks of international violators of religious freedom, totalitarian communist regimes such as North Korea or China often come to mind, as do theocratic
Religious freedom in both Afghanistan and Iraq could be in danger, report says
May 27, 2004
The future of religious freedom in the rebuilt Afghanistan may be in grave danger — and the United States should avoid similar problems as it
Pakistani pastor escapes, other leaders missing
May 27, 2004
ISTANBUL, Pakistan — A Protestant pastor kidnapped May 16 escaped from his Islamist abductors overnight May 17, some 40 hours after he had disappeared on
Religious liberty group sees results
May 27, 2004
Religious liberty has gained a higher profile in the United States and other countries during the last five years even as global persecution persists, members
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