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Conservative Christians are outraged that the Super Bowl Jesus ads weren’t homophobic
The group blasted the campaign for failing to remind LGBTQ+ people they need to repent for their sins.
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Billion-dollar ad campaign fueled by anti-LGBTQ+ forces returns to Super Bowl to promote Jesus
The campaign preaches love, yet it’s major funders also back a prominent anti-LGBTQ+ hate group.
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“Loving” Christian Super Bowl ads connected to anti-LGBTQ+ hate group
The “He Gets Us” campaign wants to promote the Jesus of radical “compassion and love,” yet is affiliated with a group devoted to eliminating LGBTQ+ rights.
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Is Samuel Alito the Supreme Court leaker? A new report hints that he is.
The former head of a right-wing group says he learned of the Hobby Lobby decision early after Alito had dinner with conservative friends.
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Court rules Hobby Lobby has discriminated against trans woman employee for nearly a decade
The Christian-owned company of craft stores has prevented their own employee from accessing a bathroom solely because they were transgender, a court ruled.
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Our top 12 outlandish stories that will only make sense if you made it through 2020
We’d ask you to let us know if we missed any, but we’re sure there’s too many we did.
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Is Neil Gorsuch the new Anthony Kennedy? Don’t count on it.
As good as the workplace ruling is, there are plenty of signs that Gorsuch isn’t nearly as pro-LGBTQ as the retired justice, starting with his affinity for religious liberty arguments.
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Hobby Lobby defies coronavirus measures & endangers customers to sell craft supplies during pandemic
The Christian business is telling managers to argue that they’re “essential” if authorities try to close them.
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Hobby Lobby CEO tells employees to come to work because his wife heard words from God
Christian billionaire David Green wrote that three words received directly from above are good enough reason for employees to work through a viral pandemic.
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Judge rules that Christian adoption agency has a right to ban gay parents
The judge said that placing children with LGBTQ families would violate the Catholic agency’s “sincerely held religious beliefs.”