Bush pressured to help stop Darfur genocide

September 29, 2005

WASHINGTON — On Sept. 21, religious groups stepped up pressure on the Bush administration and Congress to help end the genocide in Sudan’s Darfur region,

Americans viewing Islam more positively

September 29, 2005

More Americans hold favorable views of Muslims today than before 9/11, and fewer Americans say Islam is more likely than other religious to encourage violence,

Alabamian to lead nation’s neo-Deist religion

September 29, 2005

BIRMINGHAM — A young religion called Universism has named a new leader who hopes to spread the neo-Deist movement nationwide. Todd Stricker, 25, has been

Baylor pulls controversial Starbucks cup

September 29, 2005

NASHVILLE — A controversial Starbucks cup that promotes the homosexual agenda has been pulled from a Baylor University coffee shop after someone commented that such

Alabamians join students nationwide in prayer rally

September 29, 2005

Prayer in schools is alive and well. On Sept. 21, countless students across the nation met around school flagpoles to live out their faith through

Federal court declares pledge unconstitutional

September 22, 2005

Once again, a federal court in California has found the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools unconstitutional because the oath affirms that

Judge allows challenge to ‘intelligent design’

September 22, 2005

HARRISBURG, Pa. — On Sept. 13, a federal judge refused to block a suit by Pennsylvania parents who are challenging the presentation of “intelligent design”