Homeschool Mom in court: I want to give my children a faith-based education
Michael and Laura McIntyre just wanted to homeschool their nine children, not become embroiled in a series of lawsuits that brought them to the Supreme Court of Texas.
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Supreme Court to decide if Obama administration can force Christian colleges to cover abortion drugs
Christian colleges and other non-profit organizations won a major victory Friday when the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to consider whether the Obama administration can require them to offer health care plans to their employees that cover contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs.
REVIEW: 'Spectre' is sort of fun, but Bond's philandering hits a new low
The latest James Bond film opens in theaters this weekend, and if you\'re counting, that\'s No. 24.
Royals' Willie Mays Aikens grateful for his second chance after 1980 World Series
Willie Mays Aikens didn\'t attend the parade on Tuesday afternoon in Kansas City for the world champion Kansas City Royals. The former Kansas City first baseman and current hitting instructor spends as much time at home these days as possible, caring for his wife, Sara, and their young daughter.
New ranking says the 17 most and least Christian-friendly businesses are ...
An inaugural equality index aimed at ranking the nation\'s most Christian-friendly businesses has placed Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby at the top of its list, with Bank of America, DirecTV and Apple near the bottom.
COMMENTARY: NASCAR suspends Matt Kenseth: Is the current playoff system partially to blame?
NASCAR said enough is enough Tuesday afternoon and suspended Matt Kenseth for the next two Sprint Cup Series races for his role in a crash with Joey Logano in Sunday\'s race at Martinsville Speedway. Following Kenseth\'s actions, columnist Lee Warren wonders if Christian fans have had enough as ...
Farrakhan issues cryptic warning to traitors of his movement: 'You deserve to die'
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan has a message for those in the black community who would betray him and his \"Justice, or Else\" effort, the latest iteration of his black separatist movement. If you betray, \"That\'s when you deserve to die.\"
Atheist professor: I will mock Christians but not Muslims because of 'straight up fear'
Phil Zuckerman, Professor of Secular Studies at Pitzer College and atheist blogger about secularism, gave a shocking answer to the question of why the media amiably disagrees with Muslims but slams Christians.
Houston stuns observers, handily rejects transgender bathroom ordinance
A coalition of Democrat and Republican voters united Tuesday to defeat a Houston transgender ordinance, and the strategy used may have laid the foundation to defeat similar proposals in other cities.
American parents with two or more children should be punished, says college professor
America should follow China\'s lead and adopt its own one-child policy, handing \"tax penalties\" and even fines to parents who have two or more children, argues a professor at a prominent northeastern college in a new Boston Globe opinion piece
Christians can't dismiss all reparative therapy, former Southern Baptist strategist says
Comments connected to a conference at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky., re-ignited controversy on evangelicals and reparative therapy. As more and more evangelicals question the use of reparative therapy, some are concerned that biblical counseling for homosexuals could be ...
Dallas man discovers 'submission is the solution' to same-sex attraction
Charley Hott grew up in a conservative Southern Baptist church. Grounded in the truth of scripture, Hott came back to the faith of his childhood after a long struggle with homosexuality.
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