Nathan Black

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• Aug 17, 2007

  Presbyterian Pastor Back in Court Over Same-Sex Ceremonies

  A longtime Presbyterian pastor who was acquitted of charges that she violated the church's ban on performing same-sex ceremonies will be back in church court on Friday.

• Aug 15, 2007

  Movie-Making Church Sets Out for 3rd Release

  Following the success of a low-budget film praised by church leaders nationwide, a couple of Baptist brothers are on track to produce a third faith-based, big-screen release.

• Aug 10, 2007

  Democrats Take on Gay Issues in TV Forum

  Democratic presidential hopefuls were grilled Thursday night mainly on their reluctance to support same-sex "marriage."

• Aug 9, 2007

  Back to School, Back to Faith-Culture Collisions

  Some teens have already begun to hit the classrooms for the 2007-2008 school year. For most, that means back-to-school shopping and for many, another year of cultural pressures.

• Aug 9, 2007

  Study: Gay-Friendly TV Networks Not Friendly Enough

  ABC tops the list as the most gay-friendly television network, a new study revealed.

• Aug 3, 2007

  Evangelicals Have No Sure GOP Pick

  A week ahead of the Republican straw poll, evangelicals in Iowa find themselves with no sure presidential pick.

• Aug 2, 2007

  Brownback Campaign Again Calls Huckabee to Denounce 'Anti-Catholic' Slur

  Sen. Sam Brownback’s presidential campaign isn't satisfied with Republican contender Mike Huckabee's recent statement, saying it does not directly denounce anti-Catholicism.

• Aug 2, 2007

  Vermonters Weigh in on Same-Sex 'Marriage' Debate

  Debate on whether same-sex couples should be allowed to ''marry'' is currently underway in Vermont.

• Aug 1, 2007

  Emerging Church Debate Battled in Posters

  A group of "PyroManiacs" bloggers recently posted a series of what they called "Motivational Posters for the Emerging Chaos" which were denounced by some as mockeries.

• Jul 31, 2007

  Faith Playing Big Role in Presidential Race Amid Evangelical Shift

  All the candidates in the 2008 presidential race claim to be Christians and never has religion played such a prominent role since John F. Kennedy became the first Catholic president.