Aaron J. Leichman
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Christian Ministry Criticized for Planned Parenthood Partnership
The nations largest Christian ministry dedicated to housing the poor has drawn criticism from pro-life groups recently over its joint partnership with the nations largest provider of surgical abortions.
Louisiana 'Academic Freedom' Bill Advances to House Floor
The Louisiana House Education Committee unanimously agreed on Wednesday to submit a bill for review in the legislature that would grant teachers and students the freedom to challenge and examine critically the tenets of Darwinism in the classroom.
Calif. Schools 'Indoctrinate' Children with Pro-Gay Messages, Claims Resolution
A group of Southern Baptists are lining up behind a resolution condemning the California school system for what they claim is a recent tolerance campaign that blatantly endorses homosexuality.
Survey: 16 Percent of Science Teachers are Creationists
Sixteen percent of all U.S. science teachers are creationists, according to a recent national survey.
Student Wins Right to Use Scripture Reference in Art Piece
A student who was assigned a 'zero' and penalized with disciplinary action after he wrote a scripture reference on a piece of artwork won a settlement Tuesday in what was a celebration of freedom for Christians everywhere.
Calif. Homeschoolers to Battle for Rights in Appeals Court
A coalition of legal and homeschooling advocate organizations are scrambling to argue for the rights of families in California to homeschool their children.
Gay 'Marriage' Ruling Presents Challenges to Calif. Churches
Since the California Supreme Courts pro-gay marriage ruling last week, churches throughout the nations most populous state have found themselves faced with a pressing question If homosexuals are allowed to marry, must churches recognize and officiate at their weddings?
Gov't Officials Highlight Importance of Faith-Based Groups
The White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives (OFBCI) highlighted Tuesday the importance of the future and continuing need for faith-based organizations to equip and better respond themselves to face worldwide disasters.
Survey: 70 Percent of Americans Find Divorce 'Morally Acceptable'
An alarming 70 percent of Americans now believe that divorce is morally acceptable, according to a recent poll by Gallups 2008 Values and Beliefs survey.
Pastor to Make 4,000-Mile Bike Trek for Mali Hospital
A New York-based pastor has made a vow to bike thousands of miles from Maine to California to raise money for a women and childrens hospital in Mali.