Doug Huntington

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• Apr 17, 2007

  Christian College Hosts Traveling Gay Activists

  New England’s only nondenominational Christian college is hosting a controversial group of traveling homosexual activists for a few days of dialogue.

• Apr 14, 2007

  Texas Governor Backs Bill for Students' Religious Expression

  Texas Governor Rick Perry has voiced his support for a new bill that would guarantee students’ right to freedom of religious expression.

• Apr 13, 2007

  N.Y. Church Offers $1 Million for World Missions Initiative

  One of metropolitan New York’s largest Presbyterian churches has pledged $1 million to aid the Mission Initiative: Joining Hearts & Hands (MIJHH) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), which will support mission efforts in the “Global South.”

• Apr 13, 2007

  Pro-Lifers Keep Watch on California's Doctor-Assisted Suicide Bill

  A bill that could make California the second state in the nation to legalize physician-assisted suicide is currently heading through the legislature.

• Apr 12, 2007

  Intelligent Design Advocates: Are Darwinists Afraid to Debate Us?

  Two of the nation’s main intelligent design (ID) advocates wrote an opinion editorial for the Tuesday edition of the Dallas Morning News questioning why pro-evolution professors at Southern Methodist University (SMU) did not accept their challenge to a debate.

• Apr 11, 2007

  Judge Puts Hold on Texas Baby's Mercy Killing

  A 17-month-old Texan baby who was to be euthanized Wednesday was given some extra time after a probate judge issued a temporary restraining order against the infant’s hospital Tuesday, requiring it to keep the baby alive.

• Apr 11, 2007

  Survey: Most Doctors Believe Religion, Spirituality Have Positive Effects on Illness

  Nearly 6 out of 10 physicians believe religion and spirituality have much or very much influence on health, according to a study featured in the Apr. 9 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, a bi-monthly international peer-reviewed professional medical journal.

• Apr 10, 2007

  Court Rules Lesbian Union Valid; Christian Mother Awaits Appeal

  A four-day trial in Vermont concluded last week over custody and visitation issues between a once lesbian couple that had a child during their civil union.

• Apr 9, 2007

  SMU Professor Declines Invitation to Intelligent Design Debate

  The head of Southern Methodist University (SMU)’s anthropology department has declined a request to debate major intelligent design (ID) proponents at an upcoming conference to be held on campus.

• Apr 8, 2007

  Bible Classes Springing Up Around the Country

  The Bible has been finding greater favor from schools within the past few weeks as increased media attention has prompted institutions from all across the nation to consider teaching it within their public curriculum.