In an interview with The View co-hosts, CNN host Don Lemon essentially argued that you are welcomed to your beliefs in God unless someone disagrees. If anyone considers your beliefs to be hurtful to anyone, they must therefore be hurtful. And if they are hurtful, they must be disallowed. As the opposition to biblical morality rises, the simplest, easiest thing for Christians to do in the months and years to come will be to agree with Don Lemon.
After the Vatican announced that it cannot bless same-sex marriages, CNN host Don Lemon told the co-hosts of The View that he believes the "Catholic Church and many other churches really need to reexamine themselves and their teachings because that is not what God is about."
A Christian photographer out of Virginia is challenging a state law that could force him photograph same-sex weddings, unions that would go against his Christian view of marriage.
A prominent left-leaning group is urging Amazon to drop Christian organizations like the Billy Graham Evangelical Association and Focus on the Family from its popular AmazonSmile charity because they oppose same-sex marriage.
An Ohio county has ruled against a controversial non-discrimination law, agreeing not to force a Christian business owner and ordained minister to perform same-sex weddings.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case involving a county clerk who opposed same-sex marriage. Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito, however, criticized the U.S. legal system for suggesting Christians who believe that marriage should be between a man and a women are bigots.
As Chuck Colson always said, the only way to truly understand a worldview is follow it to its logical conclusion. The worldview of the sexual revolution is built on three ideas. First, sex, marriage, and babies are separable. Second, men and women are interchangeable. And, third, sexual autonomy is human dignity.
A Christian school in Australia reached a settlement with a former teacher who was reportedly forced to quit because she was pro-same-sex marriage.
A new study shows that nearly half of mainline pastors are okay with same-sex marriage.
Two professional tennis players are calling for an Australian arena named after tennis legend Margaret Court to have a name change over Court's biblical views on marriage.
