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BCN covered a news story in April about a Christian-owned company that declined to print “gay pride” T-shirts on religious grounds. …
Read More »This Is What the Obama Admin Thinks of Children’s Modesty, Privacy, and Safety
If parents need one more reason to homeschool their children, they’ve got it. The Department of Justice and the Department …
Read More »You Won’t Believe What Chick-fil-A Sponsors
Say it ain’t so! Chick-fil-La patrons who supported the Christian-owned restaurant after president and CEO Dan Cathy’s biblical statements about marriage are waiting for …
Read More »Ben Carson Just Called On Every Christian In America To Do THIS, And It Shouldn't Be Ignored
Dr. Ben Carson told an audience of thousands at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Presidential Forum on Saturday that inviting …
Read More »City of Atlanta: Christians, Keep Your Religion to Yourselves
Kelvin Cochran, former fire chief in Atlanta, self-published a book critical of homosexuality and handed out copies to interested co-workers. Mayor Kasim Reed …
Read More »'Marriage,' Courts, and Voter Suppression
Most liberals and even some conservatives are arguing that Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis must either issue marriage licenses to …
Read More »Houston Liberals' Insane Debate Over This One Word
If you’d told people 20 years ago — with a straight face — that lawmakers would be discussing whether men pretending to be …
Read More »Would Religious Accommodations For 'Marriage' End Culture War?
The Heritage Foundation’s Ryan T. Anderson, who writes about marriage and religious freedom, makes the point in a New York …
Read More »Christian Bakers Still Fighting For Their Religious Freedom
Aaron and Melissa Klein, the married Christian owners of the bakery SweetCakes, are back in the news for doing what …
Read More »Oklahoma Capitol's Ten Commandments Monument Voted Down
The privately funded Ten Commandments monument on the Oklahoma state capitol’s grounds is coming down. The Capitol Preservation Commission voted …
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