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 A Sermon for Marriage Equality Weekend
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By Jack Moline
In Blog Posts
Posted April 24, 2015

A Sermon for Marriage Equality Weekend

In anticipation of oral arguments in the Supreme Court marriage equality cases, clergy across the country are giving sermons this weekend on the religious call to marriage equality. If you or a [...]

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By Cornershop Creative
In Blog Posts
Posted August 5, 2010

Prop 8 Ruling Good for Religious Freedom

In yesterday’s landmark decision, Judge Vaughn Walker of California’s District Court struck down Proposition 8 as unconstitutional.  Unsurprisingly, there have been strong reactions from the religious [...]

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By Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy
In Blog Posts
Posted July 13, 2010

Chaplain Should Have Given Inclusive Prayer

Last week, North Carolina pastor Ron Baity demanded an apology from his state’s legislators after they dismissed him from his chaplain duties when he prayed in Jesus’ name. Baity was scheduled to [...]

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By Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy
In Blog Posts
Posted June 21, 2010

Praying for the Gulf of Mexico

Louisiana’s legislatures recently proposed making Sunday June 20th a statewide day of prayer to ask for God’s help in stopping the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. My take is that while this may have [...]

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By Ari Geller
In Blog Posts
Posted February 3, 2010

Citizens worry that separation of religion and government is for show

Faith plays a very important role in our country and is a large part of the diversity that makes us so unique, but it often plays a disproportionate role in public debate. People of faith have every [...]

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By Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy
In Blog Posts
Posted February 25, 2009

Government-endorsed religion: 9, Equality: 0

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously today that the sect of Summum can’t force Pleasant Grove City, Utah to add a religious monument of their own to a public park that already has one of the Ten [...]

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By Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy
In Blog Posts
Posted February 4, 2009

Public Schools + Religion = Success Story

Religion is not only at the crux of electoral and international politics, its influence has also been on the rise in the past few decades. Naturally, the most religiously diverse nation in the history [...]

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By Ari Geller
In Blog Posts
Posted November 19, 2008

Private faith? What a concept!

Way to go, Kathleen Parker! Today’s column, “Giving Up on God,” may be a little over-the-top even for Ms. Parker, but it made me laugh and nod my head in agreement, so I’m more than happy to pass it [...]

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By Ari Geller
In Blog Posts
Posted September 12, 2008

What would Lilith do?

Last night, as I was watching ABC’s Charlie Gibson interview Gov. Sarah Palin and restraining myself from throwing anything too heavy at my T.V., I wondered just how dumb, exactly, the McCain [...]

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By Jay Keller
In Blog Posts
Posted July 30, 2008

The Dreaded 666

Howard Friedman, who writes the excellent blog Religion Clause, brings us this bizarre story. A divorced dad has refused to pay his child support through his state’s Central Child Support [...]

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