Christianity

When you assume Christians are the only good people, bad things start to happen.

The wedding location cited a “vision from God” when they told a gay couple to take their business elsewhere. Now a major company is telling the venue to look elsewhere for business.

“I’m not a homosexual. God wouldn’t use a homosexual like he uses me. He calls me his prophet, and indeed I am.”

Christians have always cherry picked the passages they want to follow and teach.

Priests with “homosexual tendencies” are barred from the priesthood unless they prove they have been celibate for three years. But even that might not be enough.

DC Baptists was accused of “tacitly approving” of a church’s “unbiblical actions.”

The American Bible Society demands that its workers follow a conservative interpretation of the Bible: only opposite-sex married couples need apply.

A pastor who decried “sexual immorality” was arrested on charges of sodomy with a minor boy. Imagine that.

Learning to use weapons has helped the students be “better Christians.”

Students are enraged that a former ex-gay activist was named president of their seminary. But is it time to forgive her?