The politics of control make for strange bedfellows, as Catholics, Mormons, and Muslims band together to try an tighten their control over women via abortion bans.
Even the Department of Fatherland Security is funnelling money to churches.
Well, they'll probably do much better than FEMA.
Essay about how politicians only reveal their true belief when among the faithful. They just lie to the rest of us.
Some hateful Right-wing speech at a conference entitled "War on Christians and the Values Voter in 2006." The kind of America-hating that the Left could never get away with.
Essay and links detailing the Religous Right's plans to make the US even more of a theocracy than it already is.
No matter how much the government acquiesces to the demands of the Religious Right, it will never be enough. This essay lists examples.
In Tennessee, it's okay for the state to offer pro-life license plates that say "Choose Life" while not allowing pro-choice "Choose Choice" plates.
Get ready. "Choose Jesus" plates will be next.
Even the Department of Homeland Security is charged with turning the Us into a Christian country. Faith-based Homeland Security?
A county attorney and a church youth group are asking all legislators and legislative candidates in Kentucky: "Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior?"
Perfectly legal. Chilling nonetheless.
Despite the claims of the Religious Right, the founding fathers of the US were not Christians.
This site lays out that information in detail, including numerous founding father quotes and links to relevant resources.
Supreme Court decides that religious drug use, under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, trumps the Dubya administration's desire to stamp it out.
It's always fun to watch Republican laws come around and bite them in the ass.
The Republicans want to again use churches to get their candidates into office. Unfortunately for them, the churches may not be interested this time. The article includes links to resources showing Republican actions as well as church responses.
The US military is infested with evangelists trying to coerce soldiers into their extreme brand of Christianity. The Air Force started to act against this coercion. But now they're backing away from those efforts.
Opening prayer at the legislature in Omaha is politically charged, with the usual idiotic remarks about abortion and teaching evolution.
Great rant comparing Republicans to Al Qaeda in their viewpoints and beliefs.
In November 2005, the IRS threatened a liberal church's tax-exempt status because the minister gave an anti-war sermon.
But conservative churches are allowed to explicitly endorse Dubya and even offer their buildings up for political rallies with no consequences.
The article includes links to news articles for both instances.
The All Saints Episcopal Church denounces war. The IRS is trying to revoke their tax-exempt status over it.
But Conservative churches can hand out all the voters guides they like.
The East Waynesville Baptist Church kicked out all its Democrats, and the IRS didn't blink an eye. The All Saints Episcopal Church demounces war and the IRS wants to revoke its tax-exempt status.
Even some Conservatives are upset.
State and local tax dollars are being used to convert prisoners to Christianity. And, once converted, those prisoners get preferential treatment.
Why should Miers be confirmed, in the absense of any real information on her ability to perform as a judge? Because she's a good christian, that's why.
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