Score One For The Homosexual Agenda
How the religious right sees the Hastings case.
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Supreme Court: Law School Christian Group Can’t Exclude Gays
Christian Legal Society loses its challenge to Hastings College of Law.
Read MoreMike Lee Wins Utah Senate Primary
Tea Party upset or Mormon tradition?
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Christian Lawyers Claim Religious Persecution
The Christian Legal Society has sued Hastings College of Law for its refusal to recognize their group as an official campus club, claiming their freedom to practice their faith is being challenged. An expert on church-state separation law says the case is more about the religious right’s “political moxie” to claim religious persecution than about religious liberty.
Read MoreTea Party Gets a Victory in Utah, Upsets Mormon Tradition
Mormons typically elect blue-blooded and connected older men. Like Bennett.
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Fear of Empathy: Senate Republicans Attack Sotomayor
In their campaign to malign Obama’s Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, Republican senators have confused empathy for sympathy, blatantly distorting the meaning of a word for political purposes.
Read MoreReligious Right to Newsweek: ‘Woe to [You] for Even Printing This’
RD News Round-Up—December 15, 2008: Bush’s Faith-Based Initiative after 8 years; ‘War on Christmas’ mash-up; Religious Right layoffs and cutbacks, ‘Prop. 8—The Musical,’ Prop. 8 Gear, and the first Vietnamese American elected to Congress.
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By the Way: Fractured Religious Right Endorses McCain
Evangelicals meet in Denver to pump fists for McCain; the old leadership wasn’t all that was missing…
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RD10Q: Holy Hullabaloos: A Fun Book on Church and State
A law professor goes on the road to visit the landmarks of the history of church/state issues in America and hijinks ensue.
Read MoreBy the Way: Fractured Religious Right Endorses McCain
Despite the absence of some of its most recognizable leaders, and clinging to the old standbys of abortion and gays, a loose coalition of Religious Right activists recently met in Denver to pump fists for McCain; the old leadership wasn’t all that was missing…
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