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Pastor With “Debilitating” Disease Sued After Insurers Discover Facebook Posts
Via: hal-a-lujah
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
Source Cynthia McCullough, the pastor of St. John AME Zion Church in Rutherfordton, North Carolina, had a “severe and debilitating” disease. She suffered from “reflex sympathetic...
University Denies Free Speech to Ken Ham and Boots Him from Speaking
Via: tig
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Religion & Ethics
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135 Comments
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6 years ago
( full article ) The University of Central Oklahoma (UCO), a school located in a region informally known as The Bible Belt, has booted Ken Ham, the president of Answers in Genesis, from...
Man Named Jesus Christianity Jailed After Making Bomb Threats at Pride Parade
Via: hal-a-lujah
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
Source A man named Jesus Christianity (yes, seriously) of South East Wales has been arrested for making bomb threats at an LGBTQ Pride parade in Cardiff. Making the threat was clearly the...
Pastor Kevin Swanson Warns That God May Destroy America Over ‘The Shape Of Water’
Via: johnrussell
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/kevin-swanson-warns-that-god-may-destroy-america-over-the-shape-of-water/ Earlier this year, extremist anti-LGBTQ pastor Kevin Swanson voiced his disgust...
Cincinnatti transgendered teen gets court approval to begin medical treatment.
Via: epistte
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Religion & Ethics
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23 Comments
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6 years ago
A transgendered teen gets the approval of the courts to live with his grandparents and start therapy. His parents tried to force him into dangerous Christian reparative therapy after they denied...
Scientists Successfully Clone Monkeys, Breaking New Ground in a Controversial Field
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
It is the first time that scientists have successfully cloned primates using a method known as somatic cell nuclear transfer A pair of identical long-tailed macaques were recently born in...
5 Things You’re Reading, When You’re Reading The Bible
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
I love the Bible. It’s why I spent eight years of my life in seminary, why I’ve served as a church pastor even when they couldn’t afford to pay me, and is why even now I end up finding...
The Michigan town where only Christians are allowed to buy houses
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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9 Comments
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6 years ago
Bay View is for many an idyllic community – but a lawsuit will test its rule that only practicing Christians can own property Tucked away in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, somewhere along the...
Jesus wasn't a Christian, he was a Jew
By: buzz-of-the-orient
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Religion & Ethics
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246 Comments
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6 years ago
Jesus wasn't a Christian, he was a Jew Now, what does that make me think? Jesus was reputed to be a very good and decent person. He has been reported to have preached the Golden Rule, and he...
Trump supporters accuse a Najavo legislator of being in the US illegally.
Via: epistte
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
I've seen ignorant and I've seen stupid but this is a new level of stupid and racist even for Trump supporters. Native tribes were here long before the US ever existed. Supporters of President...
Why Groundhog Day Is The Greatest Movie Ever made
Via: johnrussell
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Religion & Ethics
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9 Comments
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6 years ago
http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/daily-southtown/opinion/ct-sta-slowik-groundhog-day-st-0201-20170131-story.html "I think "Groundhog Day" is the best movie ever made. The story of...
Church Elder Allegedly Killed His Wife Because His Religion Won’t Allow Divorce
Via: hal-a-lujah
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Religion & Ethics
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70 Comments
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6 years ago
Source What do you do when you’re a high-ranking official in a church that doesn’t approve of divorce, but you’ve been cheating on your wife? For one man, murder was apparently his only...
Life Is Precious. Does That Mean We Have to Prolong It At All Cost?
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Religion & Ethics
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6 years ago
Source Rose‘s skin seems to be transforming into implausibly thin, mottled parchment. She was never a big woman, but now that dry, once-soft outer shell lies draped over her slowly-wasting...
The Difficult Task of Including the Excluders at God’s Big Table
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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9 Comments
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6 years ago
During an interview the other day I was asked if progressive-minded Christians such as myself are hypocritical– if we are people who preach inclusion, while excluding some of our more...
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