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OTTAWA (BP)-A Canadian political scandal involving the governing Liberal Party could directly impact the push to legalize same-sex "marriage."
JERUSALEM (BP)—Leaders of three major world religions are uniting in Jerusalem against what one New York rabbi has called “a spiritual rape” of the Holy Land—a homosexual pride festival expected to draw thousands of people from around the world in August.
SAN FRANCISCO (BP)—Many homosexuals feel that California Sen. Dianne Feinstein has let them down, and they’re letting her know it.
NASHVILLE (BP)-A state constitutional marriage amendment passed a Senate committee in South Carolina April 5 on a 16-2 vote. It previously passed the House and will go to voters in 2006.
SAN DIEGO (BP)–On the Saturday night before Pentecost –all night long– teenagers around the world will ask God’s mercy for young people worldwide who have never heard that Jesus is the way to a life that is full and forever.
LEWISBURG, Pa. (BP)–Christians and other faith adherents should use their religiously influenced moral views to help shape government policies in a continued effort to recover from decades of absence from the public square, Southern Baptist ethics leader Richard Land told students at Bucknell University.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)–More than 11,000 college students gathered in Nashville, Tenn., in January for Passion ‘05. They were led in worship by Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Charlie Hall, the David Crowder Band and others, and now the power of those moments has been captured in a “Passion: How Great is Our God” CD.
Wiley Richards is a retired professor of theology and philosophy at The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville.
Wiley Richards is a retired professor of theology and philosophy at The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville.
Steve Smartt is pastor of Moultrie Baptist Church in St. Augustine.
Steve Smartt is pastor of Moultrie Baptist Church in St. Augustine.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (BP)--Demonstrating the progress homosexual activists have made in recent years, Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed a same-sex civil unions bill into law April 20, making the state the first to pass such a law without a court mandate.