Doug Huntington

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• Jun 23, 2007

  NYC Lawmaker Seeks to Overturn Ban on School Nativity Scenes

  New York City Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside) will announce a resolution on Sunday in an attempt to overturn a court ruling that bans Nativity scenes at public schools during the Christmas season.

• Jun 22, 2007

  High School Christian Club Gains Equal Access Rights for Gospel Concert

  A Christian club in a Los Angeles-area high school was recently given equal access to use school facilities after it had originally been discriminated against by school officials.

• Jun 22, 2007

  Behe Describes the 'Edge of Evolution' in Newest ID Book

  Michael Behe, a leading biochemist at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa., has released his second book detailing evidence for intelligent design (ID).

• Jun 20, 2007

  N.Y. Same-Sex 'Marriage' Bill Passes Assembly

  A bill that would legalize same-sex “marriage” in New York was passed Tuesday by an 85-61 vote in the Democratic-led Assembly.

• Jun 15, 2007

  County Fair Rescinds Restrictions Held Against Religious Groups

  Officials for an Idaho county fair recently announced that restrictions held against two religious groups at their yearly event will be lifted, allowing free exercise for the ministries’ activities.

• Jun 13, 2007

  ADF Accuses ACLU of Bullying Florida School District

  A Christian litigation group is accusing the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of unfairly putting pressure on a Florida school district to remove free religious speech at graduation ceremonies.

• Jun 13, 2007

  Attorneys Attempt to Bring Prayer Back in School

  Could prayer in schools be making a comeback? Two attorneys in California say it could.

• Jun 12, 2007

  Jury Rules Bus Driver Not Guilty after Prayer

  A Texas bus driver accused of manslaughter was acquitted by a local jury on Thursday after the members had stopped to pray to God for guidance.

• Jun 12, 2007

  Poll: Most Republicans Doubt Evolution

  A majority of Republicans do not believe in evolution, according to a Gallup Poll released Monday.

• Jun 11, 2007

  Calif. Assisted Suicide Bill Dies of Natural Causes

  A bill that could have legalized assisted suicide in California had a silent death this past Thursday after the bill’s major supporter shelved it, realizing it would not have enough Democratic votes to pass out of the Assembly.