Opponents of the construction of a mosque in Murfreesboro, Tennessee were issued a clear defeat in court last month. They argued that Islam was not a religion, that its followers are inherently anti-American, that the mere presence of an Islamic house of worship poses...
Does this Newsweek cover go too far in caricaturing Mormons and stereotyping presidential candidate Mitt Romney? Liberal blogger Oliver Willis thinks so: (my emph) I’m obviously no fan of Mitt Romney or his brand of politics, but this cover trivializes his...
As I posted earlier this week, Texas Governor and potential presidential candidate Rick Perry is organizing a huge Christian prayer rally in Houston's Relient Stadium, inviting state and national leaders to participate. Today's Houston Chronicle reports on the...
In Nampa Classical Academy v. William Goesling, a controversial charter school is seeking to overturn a decision by Idaho's charter school commission banning the use of sacred texts in curriculum, thwarting the controversial Nampa school's attempt to...
By a 3-2 vote last night, the Giles County School Board voted to repost the Ten Commandments in public schools, this time amid a display of other historical documents. The County will likely face a lawsuit from the ACLU. The sacred text had been taken down after a...
By a unanimous vote, the state house of Louisiana has sent to the Senate a bill that would call for a monument to the Ten Commandments to be placed at the state capitol. Democratic Representative Patrick Williams, the bill's author, said he recognizes the First...
