FDA Considers Policy Changes Allowing Homosexual Males to Give Blood
March 8, 2006
- A Tennessee hematologist and spokesman for the Christian Medical & Dental Associations (CMDA) feels the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's decision to revisit bans on certain blood donors based on behaviors raises some interesting questions. Full Story...Origins 101: Worldviews Begin With Beginnings
March 8, 2006
- Nearly a century-and-a-half after Darwin's Origins of the Species was published, and 75 years after the Scopes trial, the argument over life's origins still inflames contentious debate. Full Story...
ACLU's 'Bible Crusade' Reaches Into Small-Town America
March 8, 2006
- A Christian attorney says the ACLU is resorting to "old tricks" by filing a federal lawsuit to stop The Gideons International from giving Bibles to fifth-graders at a public school in Missouri. Full Story...
Iranian House Church Leader's Martyrdom Prompts Muslim Curiosity About Christ
March 7, 2006
- Islamic terrorists recently stabbed to death a Christian cell church pastor in Iran for refusing to renounce his faith. The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) has learned that Pastor Ghorban Tourani, a convert to Christianity from Islam, died after being invited by Turkmen religious leaders to join a meeting -- an invitation he accepted in hopes of shar... Full Story...
Yale Alum Blasts Ivy League School for Enrolling Former Taliban Official
March 7, 2006
- An alumnus of Yale University says the Ivy League school apparently "considers the U.S. military more evil than the Taliban." He bases this conclusion on the fact that Yale recently enrolled former Taliban spokesman Sayed Rahmatullah Hashemi as a student. Full Story...
Attorneys Will Appeal Dismissal of Christian Teacher's Censorship Suit
March 7, 2006
- A civil liberties group is appealing a federal judge's ruling that upholds a decision by a Virginia school district to remove prayer-themed posters from a Christian teacher's classroom wall. Full Story...
Pro-Aborts Expected to Challenge South Dakota's Abortion Ban
March 7, 2006
- Pro-life advocates in South Dakota and around the country fully expect pro-abortion forces to file lawsuits challenging that state's recently signed law banning abortions, thereby delaying enactment of the law and setting up a potential showdown in the Supreme Court. The sponsor of the legislation, along with the American Life League, is emphasi... Full Story...
LifeWay's New Leader Focused on Tools, Resources for Evangelism
March 7, 2006
- Staying true to biblical principles while being relevant in the culture -- that's the goal of the new president of LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. Full Story...
Pastor Forced to Foot Bill for 'Police Protection' During Pro-Family Rally
March 7, 2006
- A pro-family activist says it's outrageous that a pastor was charged thousands of dollars for a police detail to protect those attending a Christian event from homosexual activists who were demonstrating outside. Full Story...
Analyst: Despite Law Profs' Arguments, Military Careers Still Attractive to Students
March 7, 2006
- A retired Army officer and national defense analyst says he's pleased with Monday's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the Solomon Amendment which allows military recruiters to have access to any university that takes federal money. Full Story...
NJ Parents Urged to Protest Rehiring of Transsexual Teacher
March 6, 2006
- A New Jersey pro-family group is expressing outrage over a school board's decision to allow a 71-year-old teacher to return to the classroom after having a sex-change operation. Full Story...
'Dr. Dino' Offers Strategy for Addressing Darwinian Inaccuracies
March 6, 2006
- A Christian evangelist known as "Dr. Dino" advocates a three-pronged approach to countering public school textbooks that use faulty evidence for Darwinian evolution. Full Story...
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