Religion Today Weekly

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  Evolution's End? President Obama Calls for Same-Sex Marriage This is a sad day for marriage, but now we know the truth. Albert Mohler May 10, 2012
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  The Hand That Rocks the Cradle It’s been a breathtaking week on the culture front in relation to homosexuality. Dr. James Emery White May 10, 2012
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  Egyptian Judge Frees Attackers Who Knifed Christian A judge in Upper Egypt has dismissed all charges against a group of Salafi Muslims who cut off the ear of a Christian. Wayne King May 10, 2012
• Arctic Christians Get First Complete Inuit Bible The complete Bible has been rendered into 469 tongues as of 2010. Now, add Inuktitut to that list. Ron Csillag May 10, 2012
• Telling the Whole Story: The Flight of Chen Guangcheng Everyone loves a good escape story. But in the case of a certain Chinese dissident, the world needs to hear the rest of the story. Eric Metaxas May 10, 2012
• New Worries for Iranian Pastor Nadarkhani as Attorney is Headed to Prison Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani's attorney may find himself serving a nine-year prison sentence soon, leaving Nadarkhani without a lawyer. Religion Today May 10, 2012
• Burma Reforms Offer No Respite for Ethnic Christians Amid global euphoria over reforms in parts of Burma, life has changed little for more than 3 million Christians and minorities. Vishal Arora May 10, 2012
• D.C. Press Conference Addresses Religious Freedom, Increase in Persecution A press conference was held last week in D.C. to address the dramatic increase in Christian persecution around the world. Ginny McCabe May 10, 2012
• Kuwait Considering Death Penalty for Blasphemy Kuwait's parliament has provisionally voted in favor of a legal amendment that could make insulting Allah and the Islamic prophet Mohammed punishable by death. Religion Today May 10, 2012
• Churches Face a Looming Ban on Meeting at Public Schools A district judge allowed NYC churches to continue meeting at public schools until June 19, but they could lose access again. May 10, 2012