Brett Kavanaugh was on track---and hopefully remains on track---to become the next Supreme Court Associate Justice. But then came a last-minute allegation of attempted rape.
Brett Kavanaugh was on track---and hopefully remains on track---to become the next Supreme Court Associate Justice. But then came a last-minute allegation of attempted rape.
Evangelist Franklin Graham talked with CBN on Wednesday to talk about the sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Deeming them “not relevant.”
Allegations and complaints of sexual misconduct toward women in the Christian writing and publishing industry have recently come to light.
The California professor Christine Blasey Ford who recently accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a high school party, has called for a "full investigation" by the FBI before she goes to any congressional hearing or "interrogation" into her accusations.
Half of Protestant pastors say they preach to their churches about domestic and sexual violence, an increase from four years ago, when only a third said they raised the issue, a new survey shows.
Steve Carter was supposed to be in front of his congregation interviewing Ira Glass, the famed NPR journalist and host of “This American Life.”
This week the Vatican announced that it would be responding to allegations that “Pope Francis covered up” sexual abuse by former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. Claims of this action were recently brought to light by former Vatican Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò who wrote an open letter to the pope calling him out for his lack of action in the cases of sex abuse in the Catholic church.
Sexual abuse in the church is not just a Catholic problem. According to a recent WORLD Magazine cover story, Protestant clergy are also guilty of widespread sexual assaults.
Two leading German publications are saying a report on sexual abuse in Germany inside the Catholic Church has come to light detailing 3,677 abuse cases by Catholic clergy between 1946 and 2014.
A grand jury report recently found shocking levels of child sex abuse in the Catholic Church. It uncovered, in six dioceses, the sexual abuse of over 1,000 children and named 301 perpetrator priests. It also found that religious officials had turned a blind eye to the abuse.
