A federal judge finalized an earlier order striking part of Utah’s bigamy law on Wednesday. But don’t expect households of ‘sister wives’ to pop up in a neighborhood near you anytime soon.
From Religion News Service:
Pieces of bread, beyond the expiration date by some 43,000 days, have been found perfectly preserved inside a church organ in Great Britain. From the
Pick one: “My religious liberty is at risk because: (A) I am not allowed to go to a religious service of my own choosing. OR (B) Others are allowed to go to religious services of their own choosing.”
Pope Francis declared today that mobsters are “not with God,” and are excommunicated from the Catholic Church. From CNN:
Seems that every job requires people skills these days. Even being a hermit ain’t what it used to be. From the Wall Street Journal:
In a move that might foreshadow the larger debate in the PC(USA) General Assembly occurring in the next few days, the United Methodist pension board
Even though there are fewer religion reporters than ever, the everyday journalist and writer can now learn a little more though the 2014 AP Stylebook.
In putting Pope John XXIII on the fast track to canonization, Pope Francis dispensed with the centuries-old two-miracle requirement for sainthood. Is he lowering the
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed a bill on Wednesday allowing people with state carry permits to bring their weapons into bars without restriction and in some churches, schools and government buildings under certain circumstances. But few religious leaders have commented either way about the law and what it says about our culture.