The causes of disasters are natural, not supernatural.
Would they say the same if this were an anti-Christian law?
If people think the speech strongly condemned anti-LGBT discrimination, they have low expections.
Obama is scheduled to address the National Prayer Breakfast, organized by ‘The Family,’ which has ties to the ‘kill-the-gays’ bill in Uganda. Religious leaders, including a member of the president's faith-based Advisory Council, are calling on the president to condemn homophobia and offer an alternative, inclusive prayer event.
In speech to his political party, Museveni complains about western gay recruitment of Ugandans.
Rwanda, Nigeria, Iran: Uganda is just the tip of the iceberg.
A response to a recent RD article/interview with filmmaker Lisa Darden.
Richard Cohen, leader of a program that advocates the "changing" of homosexuals to straight, disavows anti-gay legislation in Uganda, but doesn't see the connection between it and his own missionary efforts in that country.
American Christians speak out as others remains silent.
A proposed measure in Uganda would make repeated homosexual activity punishable by death. Anti-gay activists in the United States may think that it goes too far, but they laid the groundwork for it.
A new report documents the trend of evangelicals like Rick Warren exporting sexuality issues to Africa, whose clergy, in turn, support the minority antigay view in mainline denominations, weakening them. The author of the report speaks with RD at length about what he found.
But megachurch pastor says he severed ties with Ugandan ally in 2007.
An experiment in right-wing Christian social thought, Uganda is poised to pass anti-gay legislation. Will the US Senate leverage its weight in opposition?
