June--Week 2
June 9, 2008
Warning to Baptists: Turn or burn
More view cohabitation as acceptable choice
What the media didn’t tell you about Friday’s unemployment spike
Gas hits national average of $4 for first time
Striking Oil
Obama could win 40% of Evangelical vote, says expert
Public loses interest in war, not in troops
Textbooks go politically correct for Muslims
Comedian gets nod to run for Minnesota Senate seat
Episcopal gay bishop, partner joined in civil union
June 10, 2008
Iran: Ten Christian converts arrested
Zimbabwe police raids Christian offices; arrest staff
Obama: The faith healer for our time
Fed head: Economic danger appears to have faded
Study: Gay marriage good for economy
Kucinich offers impeachment articles against Bush
Prager: When I was a boy, America was a better place
Parents of 12-year-old vegan girl may face charges
ACLU unveils big expansion plans for US heartland
Doctors can be doubters
'Fireproof' set to be 'giant' in theaters
June 11, 2008
Land names four modern horsemen of the Apocalypse
Obama invites Christian leaders in for private talks
The myth of McCain’s weakness among Evangelicals
Conservative 'peacemaker' to lead Southern Baptists
Two California counties to halt all weddings, gay or not
Countering Dems' anti-marriage stance
Oregon school removes Pledge to respect diversity
Jordan archaeologists unearth 'world's first church'
June 12, 2008
Hate speech or free speech? What much of West bans is protected in U.S.
The big picture behind abortion
Battle over gay marriage renewed on California ballot
Have marriage license, will travel
The Energy Crisis: Where we are and where we need to go
Senate GOP continues efforts to block Dems, force judge votes
Attack on Iran equals $12 gas?
Report: Violence taught at Islamic school
June 13, 2008
Congregations try to heal after trauma of breakup
Churches evolve to keep doors open
Report: Effective Christian presence making a difference
Church strives to become 'hands and feet' of Jesus
Supreme Court grants Gitmo prisoners right to U.S. trial
Public wants U.S. to drill for oil
Islamic school promises to revise violent textbook
S.C. enacts religious-themed laws
ABC News: Will we survive the next century?
Mobile phone addiction: Clinic treats children
