Christianity

Evangelical pastor David Grisham recorded himself trying to “teach” kids “that Christmas is about Jesus Christ.”

“We oppose homosexual marriage… because the family system comprised of marriage between one man and one woman is the foundation of society.”

“We are not only not antigay, but we are pro-helping people in their journey to find out who God is and who He has made them to be.”

“We believe this new trend poses a significant threat for the existence of the human race.”

A Catholic pastor in Indiana wrote he’s not allowing the grandson to sing out of fear of “scandal,” the “homosexual lifestyle” and “sin.”

Election got you down this Thanksgiving? Consider our Native American brothers and sisters. “This holiday has felt this way for centuries.”

Two of the plaintiffs are from a county where all magistrates recused themselves from performing marriages thanks to the new law.

‘The Plan’ is to “inevitably reverse the anti-constitutional ruling of the Supreme Court imposing same-sex ‘marriage’ on the nation.”

Steven Hotze warned followers in Houston “the homosexual movement” has “infiltrated” American society.

Jen Hatmaker is turning the other cheek after her books were pulled from shelves, for saying LGBTQ couples were “our brothers and sisters in Christ.”

The vandals used black spray paint to send a message to the gay candidate and others, including Hillary Clinton.

A conservative writer believes that the White House might be haunted by demons after a bisexual two-spirit man called on their ancestors and the Great Spirit.

Donald Trump isn’t the only Republican politician letting all his crazy hang out this week.

There are a number of cultural and systemic issues that make it more difficult for LGBTQ people of color to find the help and support needed to put a stop to domestic violence.

If staff disagree with the ministry’s position on LGBT issues, leadership said they “trust that they will alert their supervisors and conclude their work.”

Cindy and Mike Jacobs say they apologize “for actions taken by the leadership of the United States of America” in promoting LGBTQ rights.

Moore can still appeal the ruling to the Alabama Supreme Court.

Donald Trump likes to cast himself as the law and order candidate, but some of his biggest supporters and advisers just pledged to break the law.

“I made peace with God with it,” Cookie Johnson tells Oprah Winfrey. “So I’m good.”

Lorie Smith is suing so her web design business can “celebrate and promote God’s design for marriage:” one woman, one man.