In a follow-up letter to the Department of Defense, Sen. Ted Cruz is calling on the Department of Defense to end internal discrimination against religious persons.
In a follow-up letter to the Department of Defense, Sen. Ted Cruz is calling on the Department of Defense to end internal discrimination against religious persons.
The White House's deputy liaison to the U.S. Agency for International Development is resigning over criticism of her views on sexuality and gender identity from people she called “radical anti-Christian leftists.”
After LGBT activists learned of a Christian ministry's views on voluntary conversion therapy, the activists called for the bank handling the group's funds to cut ties with them.
The Supreme Court rejected a Nevada church's request to re-open under the same guidelines as casinos and restaurants.
An ordained minister and business owner in Ohio has filed a federal lawsuit against her County over a law that requires her to officiate same-sex weddings.
An appeals court, this week, ruled that a New York-based Christian adoption agency can sue the state of New York after it attempted to shut the agency down for only placing children with opposite-sex, married couples.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against a Catholic hospital after staff refused to perform a gender transition surgery.
On Friday, Muslim radicals in Sudan took to the streets to protest the transitional government’s decision to decriminalize apostasy and repeal other blasphemy laws.
If this term of the Supreme Court reveals anything, it’s that it is committed to balancing religious freedom protections with honoring the “right to define one’s own concept of existence,” a concept infamously invented by Justice Anthony Kennedy in 1992. In my opinion, the Court is not succeeding at threading this needle.
As our culture – like the Pharisees who had their own agenda – seethes and gnashes its teeth at those connected to Christ, how do we respond? Over centuries, persecution has taught the church in oppressive settings not to “return reviling for reviling” but instead to repay hostility – and even hate – with love that does no harm.
