Tebow tweets thanks to Eagles after being passed over for quarterback
Tim Tebow accepted with humility and graciousness the Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly\'s decision not to include him on their roster as third-team quarterback.
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In a reversal from last year, Fayetteville barely ratifies LGBT anti-discrimination act
In an almost exact reversal from their position on a similar ordinance last Dec., 52.8 percent of voters ratified the Uniform Civil Rights Protection ordinance (Ordinance No. 5781), which prevents discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
No Fear: Tony Perkins's new book applauds those who stand for faith despite hostility
With the release of his book No Fear, Tony Perkins recognizes the challenges that face the courageous new generation of Christians, who will need to act with boldness to defend their faith in a hostile culture. Kim Davis is but one example of a believer who is willing to stand for her beliefs.
Strip club ad runs in University of Alabama newspaper
Students were shocked and concerned to see an advertisement for a Dallas strip club in the Sports section of the University of Alabama newspaper, The Crimson White.
Will Evangelicals follow the Pope's example?
\"It\'s not enough to say have courage, hang in there,\" said the Pope. \"May every parish, every religious community, every monastery, every sanctuary in Europe host a family, starting with my own diocese of Rome.\"
Muslim family shoots Christian daughter & kills son-in-law
After hearing of their conversion, a Muslim family shoots their daughter and leaves her for dead after beating & fatally shooting her husband.
Bankrupt college prompts thousands of students to apply for loan forgiveness
After Corinthian Colleges announced its closure on August 26, following its declaration of bankruptcy, more than 12,000 former students have filed for loan forgiveness with the Department of Education.
60-year-old 'Big Mountain Jesus' saved from militant atheists
In a ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is still not allowed to tear down the WWII monument called \"Big Mountain Jesus.\"
ACLU pounces on Nevada for offering school choice vouchers, cites church/state separation
The American Civil Liberties Union has sued the state of Nevada for offering education savings accounts to all children, allowing families that withdraw from public schools an educational stipend of about $5,000 per child.
Marijuana more prevalent than cigarettes among college students, new study finds
Staggering statistics reveal over half of full-time college students have used illicit drugs at some point in their lives, about 40 percent did so within the past year, and 5.1 percent used marijuana daily, according to a study by Monitoring the Future.
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