Doug Huntington

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• Jul 13, 2007

  Gay Library with Hard-Core Porn to Move to Public Property Despite Objections

  By a 3-2 vote on Wednesday, a Florida council approved a controversial homosexual library to move into a public space, worrying several people in the area.

• Jul 12, 2007

  Sen. Brownback to Introduce Amendment for Broadcast Decency

  Presidential hopeful Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) planned to introduce a new amendment Thursday that would strengthen the enforcement of broadcast decency laws, which would in effect protect children from violence and sexual material on television.

• Jul 10, 2007

  Did Dinosaurs Live with Man?

  Since the first discovery of dinosaurs, Christians have had to rationalize how the giant lizards fit into the Bible, and when they existed.

• Jul 9, 2007

  Pro-Family Groups Threatening Lawsuits over Pro-Gay Sex-Ed Curriculum

  Several pro-family groups have been contemplating whether or not to file a federal lawsuit after members of a Maryland school board OK’d a new homosexual-friendly sex-ed curriculum.

• Jul 6, 2007

  Poll: Majority of Canadians Believe God Had Part in Creation

  A recently-released Canadian Press-Decima Research survey revealed that 60 percent of Canadians believe that God had a role in creation.

• Jul 6, 2007

  Pro-Gay Sex-Ed Curriculum Passes Md. Board Despite Pro-Family Efforts

  Pro-family groups are upset over a ruling in Maryland this week that has approved a homosexual-friendly sexual-education curriculum.

• Jul 5, 2007

  Korean Bank Introduces 'I am a Pastor' Credit Card

  One of South Korea’s top banks has unveiled a new “I am a Pastor” credit card aimed at giving religious leaders a break.

• Jul 5, 2007

  Texas School District Defends Bible Class

  Attorneys on behalf of a Texas school district filed a motion Monday to the federal court supporting a Bible class that officials say has been taught appropriately.

• Jul 4, 2007

  Christian Law Firm Defends Courthouse Jesus Painting from ACLU

  Representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) brought up a lawsuit Tuesday asking for the removal of a portrait from a Louisiana courthouse that depicts Jesus Christ.

• Jul 3, 2007

  Iowa Renews Contract for Bible-Based Prison Program

  The state of Iowa has renewed the contract for a decade-old Bible-based prison rehabilitation program for its final year despite a federal court order that plans on shutting down the operation.