Evangelicals to Join Dems on Immigration Reform, But…
Like the Catholic Bishops evangelicals may trash the whole thing if it includes a provision for same-sex couples.
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Why Would More Latino Catholics Be For Same-Sex Marriage Than Protestants?
More on the recent Prop. 8 poll.
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Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, Cry For the Catholic Church
Two women drinking coffee together in a Buenos Aires café during the dictatorship (1973-1983) could have been arrested merely for being together. Today they can marry. What a difference a few decades can make. Eva Peron was right in her address to her people from the balcony, as crooned…
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God and Prop. 8: New Poll Holds Surprises on Gay Marriage
Latino Catholics and Protestants, along with black Protestants, do have one thing in common: all three groups have shown the largest movement in support for gay rights over the past five years.
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Read MoreLesbians Can Dance: Mississippi School Settles Over Cancelled Prom
Constance McMillen wins $35,000 in damages, and changes discrimination policy at high school…
Read MoreFederal Panel Upholds DC Gay Marriage
Note to religious right: we live in a republic, not a democracy.
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Vatican Equates Women’s Ordination with Priest Pedophilia?
While Protestant churches like the Presbyterian Church USA have their annual gatherings in the summer, the institutional Roman Catholic Church, with no such meetings to worry about, uses the season to issue documents from on high. According to
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Sex Miseducation: Prof Fired for Pushing Catholic ‘Natural Law’
It all started this past May with an email composed by an undergraduate student in “Introduction to Catholicism and Modern Catholic Thought,” a course offered in the Religious Studies department at the University of Illinois. The student forwarded to the department chair an email the…
Read MoreCatholic Prof Teaches that Same-Sex Marriage is Violation of ‘Natural Law’
But it’s even more disturbing that a prof at a state school paid was paid by the church.
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