An application by the IRS to have a law suit against it lifted has been dismissed. U.S District court Judge Lynn Adelman overruled the application before him on August 19, 2013.
18 year old Brynne Larson leads a team of evangelical Christian teenage girls who claim that they are experts at casting out the devil, ghosts and even "sexually transmitted demons."
The American Atheist group recently revealed its own atheist monument in same area as the Ten Commandment monument they tried to have removed last year. The group made the decision to erect their own monument in the same area, after losing their final court battle to have the nearby Ten Commandment monument removed, claiming it should not be placed on governmental property.
On Thursday, colleagues of a lawmaker who is openly gay silenced his attempt to speak about the decision of the Supreme Court to thump down the Defense of Marriage Act.
The largest and oldest Christian group dedicated to "curing" homosexuality announced on Thursday that it would close its doors, citing the "years of undue suffering and judgment" that it caused.
In order to take advantage of millions in tax breaks, the project must be completed by May 2014. Currently, the project has access to $12.3 million in funding, with $12.7 million in committed donations. Given that completing the project is estimated to cost $150 million, it is not yet known whether or not Answers in Genesis will finish the project.
In the face of Defense Department allegations of discrimination, Kansas Republican lawmakers are seeking to get the Legislature to call upon U.S. Military officials to take an aggressive stand to protect the "Judeo-Christian tradition".
A Federal Court has found in favor of a teacher who brought a discrimination claim against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati in respect of her dismissal after becoming pregnant by artificial insemination.
A recently conducted poll reveals that more than three out of four Americans believe that the United States is losing its religious influence. This is the highest percentage recorded in over 40 years.
Rebecca Vitsmun has become famous after a statement she made after the devastating tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma a few days ago. When asked whether she thanks the Lord for saving her life, she replied "I'm actually an atheist".
