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White House: Same-Sex Marriage Leaves Religious Liberty Intact

Written by Don Byrd
In an interview with ABCNews’ Robin Robert, President Obama expressed for the first time his belief that same-sex marriage should be legal.

A Ten Commandments Compromise? The Six Commandments?

Written by Don Byrd
A federal judge in Virginia heard arguments yesterday over Ten Commandment displays in Giles County schools.

New Poll Updates Egyptian Attiudes on Religion, Politics

Written by Don Byrd
A new poll from the Pew Global Attitudes Project finds some change among Egyptians since last year’s questioning. One thing that has not moved, however is the question of religious freedom.

Jury Awards $5 Million Workplace Religious Discrimination Verdict

Written by Don Byrd
A Muslim woman harassed at her AT&T job for 3 years for her faith and religious clothing, was awarded the largest religious discrimination verdict in Missouri history.

Giles County, VA Ten Commandments Suit Set for Monday Hearing

Written by Don Byrd
A federal judge in Virginia will hold a hearing Monday to determine whether the suit challenging Giles County Ten Commandment displays in public schools can go forward.

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