Supreme Court rules on church-state cases
June 28, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court announced its responses to three church-state cases June 18 and in the process provided a mixture of results on religion and
Luter makes history at convention
June 21, 2001
Fred Luter made history at this year’s Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) – and brought thousands of annual meeting messengers to their feet in doing it.
Supreme Court OKs New York Bible club
June 21, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that an elementary school in New York violated the free speech rights of a Christian organization when it barred
Gay protestors arrested following demonstration
June 21, 2001
Police arrested 34 pro-homosexual demonstrators who were protesting June 13 against the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) adherence to the Bible’s stance on homosexuality. The protestors
ABC’s Wehmeyer loses contract in cutback
June 14, 2001
ABC, the network that broke new ground for broadcast journalism in 1994 by adding a national religion correspondent to its news staff, is eliminating
‘Jane Roe’ urges court to reconsider abortion decision
June 14, 2001
Nearly three decades after the Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide, the original plaintiff in the landmark Roe vs. Wade case is urging a federal court
Poll finds support for premarital sex
June 14, 2001
Sixty percent of Americans say premarital sex is morally acceptable, a Gallup poll shows. The Princeton, N.J.-based Gallup Organization has tracked Americans’ views on premarital
Home Depot controversy fueled by semantics
June 14, 2001
An official with a pro-homosexuality group said June 6 the organization issued a news release that incorrectly characterized the nature of a corporate grant from
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