Political battles in the form of land use disputes are cropping up across the country (including of course most famously in New York City) as opposition to the construction of new mosques grow louder and, at times, uglier. In Murfreesboro, Tennessee, one planned...
The Las Vegas Sun profiles Nevada Senate candidate Sharon Angle, pointing out her controversial views on the separation of church and state, and on the role of religion in government. [A]lthough many Americans view the separation of church and state as one of the keys...
Robert Dilday has an interesting piece in the Baptist Standard on the necessity of government and religious groups working together in responding to disaster situations, and the responsibility of church organizations in that setting. Baptist disaster relief...
Failed gubernatorial candidate and disgraced former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, Roy Moore, is back in the news. This time he is asking the Hoover School Board to reinstate its practice of opening meetings with Christian prayer, despite the threat of...
The Texas Freedom Network has released the full results from a poll taken in May showing Texans overwhelmingly want politics out of the curriculum process, with 72% saying experts and not elected officials should be responsible for crafting school textbook standards....
The Mayor of Harrisburg, PA is shocked – shocked! – to find that her practice of opening staff meetings with prayer has generated controversy and discomfort. After all, she says, none of the employees that depend on her support for their livelihoods...