conservative Christians

His words speak for themselves.

Love her or hate her, you’ll want to hear what she says about Donald Trump.

In creating a safe space for LGBTQ kids, Lora Jane Riedas is accused of marginalizing straight students and violating their rights.

A minister with a gay child is a sign that something is “very, very wrong with the pastor himself.”

The corporation reports the impact of the American Family Association’s action was too insignificant to report to investors.

So far, the radio preacher has not threatened Skittles for its advertising campaign urging consumers to “eat the rainbow.”

One person tweeted back at the hate group figurehead that “I hate to break it to you, but God invented gays, too.”

Police were so suspicious of the protesters they questioned them when they left their seats to get drinks and use the arena bathrooms.

Alito made clear he would give Christians a license to discriminate against LGBT people.

The parents stuck to their televised refusal to attend Chris and Grant’s wedding, and instead sent a video message.

The antigay Australian Christian Lobby didn’t expect this when they asked for RSVPs to an event about same-sex marriage and anti-bullying.

The far right-wing conservative group of not even close to one million is outraged over a commercial jingle. Yes, really.

“Religious freedom” sounds nicer than “license to discriminate,” but you’re a sucker if you actually believe it.

Intercessors for America is calling on believers to join what they call a “Jericho March” culminating in shouting to hail the Trump inauguration.

The son of evangelist Billy Graham, who will lead a prayer at Donald Trump’s inauguration, claims the actress and singer are in hell unless they “accepted Jesus”.

Despite the outcry by conservative Christians, the artist behind the nativity scenes is once again selling the ornaments.

“If Jesus were alive today, would he apply for a concealed-carry permit?”

The antigay religious leader knocked Rex Tillerson’s record at Exxon in support of Planned Parenthood and the Boy Scouts.

The churches withdrew a federal lawsuit that claimed a state law prohibiting discrimination violated their religious freedom.

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