Ex-Assistant Principal on Trial in Case of 6-Year-Old Shooter
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Tough lessons to learn from Hiroshima and Nagasaki: just war, nuclear disarmament
The 70th anniversary of the US atomic strikes on Japan has prompted reflection, commemoration, and debate about the ethics of war and the world’s nuclear arsenal.
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Planned Parenthood focus of TX senate hearing | Baptist Press
The apparent lack of oversight regarding the donation of human fetal tissue and the possible circuitous implementation of policies overseeing the regulation of Texas' 22 abortion facilities drew focus during the Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee hearing July 29.
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Lankford, other Baptists to keep fighting PPFA | Baptist Press
Though an initial U.S. Senate vote on Planned Parenthood failed to bring to the floor a bill to defund America's largest abortion provider, Southern Baptist leaders in government and churches have said believers must continue the fight.
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Bishop advises cautious optimism for a Catholic future in Boy Scouts
A leading bishop in Catholic scouting says Catholics should continue to be involved in the Boy Scouts and work to ensure good youth outreach and consistency with Church teaching in response to a national policy change that allows gay leaders.
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GuideStone appeals to SCOTUS over abortion mandate | Baptist Press
GuideStone Financial Resources has filed an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court against the government's contraceptive mandate that will require certain ministries served by GuideStone to provide abortion-causing drugs and devices in their employer health plans or risk crippling fines.
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Death penalty debate rekindled by SCOTUS ruling | Baptist Press
A Supreme Court ruling that Oklahoma's method of lethal injection does not constitute "cruel and unusual punishment" has rekindled discussion of capital punishment among evangelicals and the high court's nine justices.
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Gay marriage: mainline denominations affirm SCOTUS | Baptist Press
At least three mainline Protestant denominations have celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court's nationwide legalization of gay marriage, and others say they are divided on the issue.
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Planned Parenthood Director Accused of ‘Selling’ Baby Body Parts Names StemExpress Company That Offers Fetal Liver Cells for $24K in Product Catalog
The biotechnology company named in a secret video recording of a Planned Parenthood executive casually discussing over a meal and wine the harvesting of fetal organs sells fresh fetal liver samples ...
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Planned Parenthood Says It’s a Victim of Deceptive Editing After Abortion Doc Is Caught Feasting Over Sell of Baby Body Parts
David Dalieden, project lead for the undercover video that caught a Planned Parenthood abortionist talking about selling aborted babies body parts, has fired back at the organization s claims that ...
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Planned Parenthood Caught Selling Aborted Baby Body Parts in Undercover Video: ‘We Get Heart, Lung, Liver’
An in-depth undercover video released Tuesday shows a Planned Parenthood abortionist discussing how the billion dollar organization harvests and sells the intact body parts of aborted babies to fetal ...
