Albert Mohler’s comments refer to Martin’s suggestion that Catholics should refer to same sex attraction or an LGBT identity as “differently ordered” rather than the Catechism’s use of “intrinsically disordered.”
Garland’s email about rape victims was misrepresented, Baylor says
Baylor University said an email written by its former interim president regarding the role of alcohol in sexual assault cases was misrepresented by 10 women who claim in a lawsuit the school denied them educational rights under Title IX.
Some worry about judicial nominee Amy Coney Barrett’s ties to a religious group
Members of the Christian group swear an oath of loyalty to one another, and are accountable to a personal adviser, called a “head” for men and a “handmaid” for women. It teaches that husbands are the heads of their wives.
Garland’s email shows Baylor culture of victim-blaming, Title IX lawsuit plaintiffs say
Then-Baylor University interim President David Garland cited Scripture while writing that victims of sexual assault “seem willingly to make themselves victims” in a 2016 email, according to documents filed in a lawsuit.
A short history of Roy Moore’s controversial interpretations of the Bible
Moore, unlike any other Senate candidate in recent history, made his belief in the supremacy of a Christian God over the Constitution the cornerstone of his campaign.
There is a justice issue at the heart of these hurricanes
We in the U.S. did not create the hurricane, but we have created the conditions to make hurricanes more frequent and more powerful. For this, we must pay.
Colin Kaepernick vs. Tim Tebow: A tale of two Christians on their knees
One grew up the son of Baptist missionaries to the Philippines. The other was baptized Methodist, confirmed Lutheran, and attended a Baptist church during college. Both have made a public display of their faith.
National Association of Evangelicals blasts GOP effort to repeal Obamacare
“Any policy and funding changes should be evaluated by how they treat the most vulnerable among us.”
Roy Moore’s secret, powerful constituency
If Moore makes it through the runoff and the December special election in Alabama, he will owe a debt of political gratitude to an army of evangelicals who see him as a hero in the culture wars.