Nathan Black

Christian Post Reporter

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Jun 8, 2011
Mormon Spokesman Chides Evangelical Over 'Don't Vote for a Mormon' Remarks
A spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints had some strong words for an evangelical who suggested Mormons should not serve as President of the United States.
Jun 7, 2011
Mitt Romney Dodges 'Is Homosexuality a Sin' Question
Mitt Romney refused to answer a question on whether homosexuality is a sin while on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight. He was pressed about the polarizing issue this week but all Romney replied with was "nice try."
Jun 6, 2011
Rick Santorum: It Is Our Time, I'm Ready
Rick Santorum is launching his bid for the Republican presidential nomination Monday morning. And as Santorum told ABC News early Monday, he is "in it to win."
Jun 5, 2011
Herman Cain Rouses Evangelical Crowd
Considered a Washington outsider with little name recognition, Herman Cain tried to make his case to conservative Christian voters Saturday, expressing nothing less than confidence.
Jun 4, 2011
Mormon Mitt Romney Courts Evangelical Voters in Washington Appearance
Evangelicals are least likely compared to the rest of the American public to support a Mormon candidate for president. Perhaps that's why this year's two Mormon contenders showed up Friday at a major faith conference.
Jun 3, 2011
Jack Kevorkian Was Irked by Law, Religion Blocking Assisted Suicide
Jack Kevorkian wasn't a religious man. Kevorkian didn't know whether he believed in God or if God even existed. But what the now late pathologist, notorious for assisting in the suicides of 130 people, did feel about religion was that it was in his way of legalizing the controversial procedure.
Jun 3, 2011
'Dr. Death' Jack Kevorkian Dies at 83 in Mich.
Jack Kevorkian, who helped more than 100 people end their lives, died Friday in Michigan. He was 83. Known as "Dr. Death," Kevorkian was a notorious physician-assisted suicide advocate
Jun 2, 2011
N.Y. Schools Can Ban Church Worship Services, Court Rules
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that New York City public schools can prohibit churches from using the facilities for worship services.
Jun 1, 2011
Trump Back in the 2012 Presidential Race?
Don't count Donald Trump out of the race to the White House just yet. Though the business mogul and celebrity announced in May that he would not be entering the 2012 presidential race, Trump revealed on Wednesday that he's again considering the country's top office.
May 30, 2011
Yemen Fires at Protesters, Killing 20
Protesters in Yemen took another violent hit from forces loyal to President Ali Abdullah Saleh early Monday. The Yemeni soldiers fired on the crowd, killing at least 20.