Nathan Black

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• Feb 3, 2010

  Parents Convicted in Botched Faith Healing of Son

  A Clackamas County, Ore., jury found a faith healing couple guilty of criminally negligent homicide for failing to seek medical help for their son.

• Feb 3, 2010

  Mich. Pastors File Suit Against Expanded Hate Crimes Law

  Four Christians on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit challenging the recently enacted Hate Crimes Prevention Act, arguing that it seeks to criminalize deeply held religious beliefs that are in opposition to homosexuality.

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  Feb 2, 2010

  Churches Tread Lightly with Super Bowl Viewing Parties

  As the New Orleans Saints get ready to battle it out with the Indianapolis Colts this weekend, churches are being cautious with their Super Bowl viewing parties to avoid copyright infringement.

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  Jan 29, 2010

  Kansas Jury Finds Gunman Guilty of Abortionist Murder

  The 51-year-old man who admitted to killing late-term abortion doctor George Tiller was found guilty of first-degree murder on Friday.

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  Jan 29, 2010

  Gunman Took Abortionist's Life to 'Save Lives of Unborn'

  Scott Roeder on Thursday admitted before a jury to shooting and killing a late-term abortion doctor. He justified his action, stating that he needed to protect the children.

• Jan 20, 2010

  2010 Pro-Life Marches Take on New Significance

  In the days leading up to the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Americans have shown up in droves at rallies across the country in a show of solidarity against abortion.

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  Jan 20, 2010

  Brown Win Lauded as Stop Sign for Health Care Plan

  Conservatives are hailing Tuesday's election upset in Massachusetts and citing it as evidence that Americans are frustrated and want change.

• Jan 18, 2010

  Atheists Set Up 'Religion-Free' Fund for Haiti Relief

  Famed New Atheist Richard Dawkins has opened up the Non-Believers Giving Aid, a "religion-free" way of helping the victims of the deadly earthquake in Haiti.

• Jan 16, 2010

  Texas Board Delays Vote; Defends Christian Influence in U.S. History

  The Texas State Board of Education has delayed its first vote on a new social studies curriculum to March. Amendments to the standards, including emphasizing the role of Christianity in U.S. history, were debated Wednesday.

• Jan 15, 2010

  Neuroscientist Explores How Porn Hijacks Male Brain

  What is it about pornography that makes it so appealing to so many men? Neuroscientist and researcher Dr. William M. Struthers approaches the pervasive problem of pornography as not only a spiritual matter but also a physical one.