By • November 1, 2012
The Huffington Post reports that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will be hearing an appeal case made by a family of non-believers that challenges
By • October 30, 2012
The Tampa Bay Times reports that some unlicensed religious homes can abuse children and continue operating for years. This is due to a thirty-year-old
By • October 23, 2012
Summit Middle School in Ft. Wayne, IN, has cancelled a youth pastor's visits in response to a decision by a Federal court. The suit
By • July 14, 2012
Some are calling it "a revolution" in education. With the Taliban no longer in control, many more girls have been allowed to attend school
By • June 20, 2012
Child Evangelism Fellowship® (CEF) describes itself as "a Bible-centered, worldwide organization that is dedicated to seeing every child reached with the Gospel of the
By • June 10, 2012
Katherine Stewart, journalist and author of The Good News Club, has been warning that there is an effort to include extreme, fundamentalist Christian indoctrination in
By • May 8, 2012
We reported last September about the ACLU lawsuit against the Giles County, VA school board, who challenged a display of historical documents, including the
By • May 5, 2012
With the close of the first legislative session of 2012, Tennessee has passed an interesting assortment of conservative legislation, summarized by the Associated Press.
By • April 23, 2012
Liberty University is getting a bit of a reputation for being a hotbed of controversy–first over Liberty's decision to allow controversial conservative pastor Mark
By • April 21, 2012
Apparently copying Tennessee, a Missouri committee in the House passed its own “Don’t Say Gay” bill last Thursday. Rep. Steve Cookson (R-153) sponsors the
By • April 10, 2012
Aptly named high school junior Maverick Couch celebrated the National Day of Silence in April of 2011 by wearing a T-shirt to school to
By • April 7, 2012
Various religious groups, including Christians, spoke out against the Religious Right, on a program called American Podium in Seattle, Washington, saying that the Religious
By • March 28, 2012
Jessica Ahlquist, of Rhode Island, was the sixteen-year-old teenager who challenged the Constitutionality of a banner at her school, receiving a lot of harassment, online
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