Human trafficking bills in House, Senate differ in ‘critical’ ways
August 28, 2008
A clash between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and foes of human trafficking over how to address the global problem is on display in the
ERLC spokesman says Justice Department should put more on the line to end trafficking
August 28, 2008
The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) reasons for opposing legislation designed to strengthen the federal effort against human trafficking are “indefensible,” a Southern Baptist public policy
Compliance manual on religious discrimination in the workplace updated; charges filed by Muslims increasing
August 7, 2008
Citing changing demographics and a steady increase in complaints from people of faith, a federal agency has released an updated compliance manual on religious discrimination
One facility, two churches reaching whites, blacks
June 5, 2008
One church in Montevallo is keeping the lights on a little longer every Sunday. That’s to accommodate the second church family. The members of University
Eight-week study offers women healing from abortion
May 1, 2008
Some women "tuck an abortion away for many, many years," said Pat Layton, author of "Surrendering the Secret: Healing the Heartbreak of Abortion." "[T]he secret
State-run lotteries are regressive tax on poor, new study indicates
August 2, 2007
State-run lotteries are a regressive tax that disproportionately burden poor Americans, a new study by the Tax Foundation asserts. The 40-page report by the Washington-based
Walking and Chewing Gum at the Same Time
July 19, 2007
There is no disagreement among Christians concerning the biblical mandate to care for the poor. From the laws of Moses to the words of Jesus,
Voters oppose most abortions, poll says
May 31, 2007
American voters oppose legalized abortion in the overwhelming majority of circumstances allowed under current law, according to a new poll. The Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe
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