Texas Baptist men’s group sends food to Haiti
March 25, 2004
DALLAS — A planeload of food sent by Texas Baptist Men (TBM) arrived March 10 in Haiti, which has been ravaged recently by civil war.
Lines recently drawn in France widen already-deep chasm between church, state
March 18, 2004
While browsing videos in Blockbuster, most Americans brush right over the top of their own Michael Moore’s recent documentary “Bowling for Columbine,” an opinionated film
Court-approved use of medical marijuana stands
March 18, 2004
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider a ruling permitting medical use of marijuana, despite a request by the Bush administration. The
More than 10,000 minors abused by priests
March 18, 2004
WASHINGTON — Roman Catholic Church leaders said Feb. 27 that 4,392 priests have abused 10,667 minors in the past half-century, with at least $657 million
Political action group for atheists takes shape
March 18, 2004
Parsippany, N.J. — The president of American Atheists announced March 9 the formation of the Godless Americans Political Action Committee and said its leaders will
State lawmakers debate date of vote on gay union ban
March 18, 2004
Alabama legislators are united against same-sex “marriages,” but they are divided on when to let the people vote on a constitutional amendment outlawing these unions.
Religious leaders denounce nuclear weapons
March 18, 2004
WASHINGTON — An international group of religious leaders and scientists says nuclear weapons in the United States and around the world should be eliminated on
Church, politics hurts tax status
March 13, 2004
The Internal Revenue Service has warned churches and other houses of worship they risk losing their tax-exempt status if they engage in partisan election-year politics.
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