Court says city leader can’t pray in Jesus’ name
August 31, 2006
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — A district court has dismissed a suit by a Virginia city council member who argued the council had violated his freedom of
Georgia Tech Christians win free speech case
August 31, 2006
ATLANTA — A federal judge has issued an order abolishing restrictive speech codes at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Two Christian students involved
U.S. Catholic population dropped in 2005
August 31, 2006
WASHINGTON — While the number of Roman Catholics worldwide has increased in recent years, the U.S. Catholic population dropped in 2005, according to researchers at
Inmates at private prisons gain religious rights
August 31, 2006
On Aug. 16, a federal judge in Mississippi extended the right to free religious worship behind bars to prisoners housed in private facilities. U.S. District
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
Alabama Christian Coalition third to split from national group
August 31, 2006
Alabama’s chapter of the Christian Coalition of America dropped out of the national organization Aug. 23, declaring it has drifted from its founding conservative principles.
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
Texas Ford dealers urge automaker to end ads in homosexual publications
August 24, 2006
A letter representing 78 Texas Ford dealers was sent to Ford’s Detroit headquarters earlier this summer, urging the company to “cease” advertising in homosexual publications.
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