Would they say the same if this were an anti-Christian law?
The ACLU has requested that Bradley Lopez, a professor at Fresno City College in California, cease and desist from offering his religious views in his health science classroom.
Richard Cohen, leader of a program that advocates the "changing" of homosexuals to straight, disavows anti-gay legislation in Uganda, but doesn't see the connection between it and his own missionary efforts in that country.
A new report documents the trend of evangelicals like Rick Warren exporting sexuality issues to Africa, whose clergy, in turn, support the minority antigay view in mainline denominations, weakening them. The author of the report speaks with RD at length about what he found.
But megachurch pastor says he severed ties with Ugandan ally in 2007.
On July 5, the FRC hopes to have thousands of congregations fall to their knees to pray for victory over the evil abortionists and queers. What about feeding the hungry?
Scott Lively, the founder of Abiding Truth Ministries and the author of the the weird book The Pink Swastika, is declaring war against the Southern Poverty Law Center, while taking his anti-gay crusade overseas.
As state laws waver on gay marriage, some conservative Christians say their status as husband and wife is compromised. Heartfelt vows, a private contract and a few witnesses are all that’s required to be married in God’s eyes, they say.
In the spirit of the Black Panthers or the Jewish Defense League, The Pink Pistols advocate guns for gays, shouting “Armed gays don’t get bashed” and “Pick on someone your own caliber.”
Why would Christian conservatives yoke the future of their movement to an unpopular issue?
