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Christians Claiming Marriage? Then Let’s Take Everything Else Back!
A look at why Christians laying claim for authority over secular marriage, such as the recent North Carolina constitutional amendment, is one that’s made on very shaky footing considering how much of Christianity could be lost if the original owners took their traditions, icons, and rituals back. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Politics
Tagged Christianity, gay, gay marriage, North Carolina, religion
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T-Shirt Protest Finds Student Taking God’s Name in Vain
The issue surrounding a Nova Scotian teen suspended for a religious t-shirt may be about religious intolerance — but sadly the ones being intolerant are the ones crying victim. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged Nova Scotia, religion, student, tolerance, Varrick Day, William Swinimer
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What Would Jesus Tweet?
The decision to post about religion on your personal social networking sites is not one that should be taken lightly, nor without consideration of your larger audience. This is doubly true for businesses — necessitating a laying out of ground rules for religious and political content on brand-focused pages. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Social Media
Tagged business, business communications, Easter, religion, social media, social networking
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Gay-Straight Issue Reinforces Fact It’s Time to Stop Funding Catholic Schools
The Catholic school system’s reticence over a gay-straight anti-bullying club just reinforces the fact that it’s time we stop publicly funding one religious school system to the exclusion of the others. Continue reading
A God-Forsaken Protest
Trying to understand the motivation behind the Westboro Baptist Church’s planned protest of a nine-year-old girl’s funeral because of her Catholic beliefs. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged Arizona, Christina Green, church, Gabrielle Giffords, god, religion, U.S., Westboro Baptist Church
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