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There is a growing movement to install Christian chaplains in public schools. The Washington Post reports that bills are pending in nine states, have passed in one legislative chamber in

The call to obey God is not in the form of a question.

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed two bills from GOP lawmakers on Tuesday. One targeted trans people; the other allowed the posting of Ten Commandments in schools.

Republicans in the Arizona legislature are considering sending their own abortion measure to the ballot this November to compete with a citizen-led one that’s already in the works. A day after the state House of Representatives erupted in chaos over an attempt to repeal a Civil War-era abortion ban that was just deemed enforceable by […] The post AZ House speaker: Republicans might put their own abortion measure on the ballot appeared first on Arizona Mirror.

100 years after the famous trial, the fight over evolution and faith still defines America.

From the archives: Highlights from a 1998 U.S. bishops’ document on “an essential part of the Catholic faith.”

A team must have, a leader and a co-leader who is a validator of the leader, working with the leader to help achieve the desired outcome.

An OU sociology professor discussed white Christian nationalism and its effects on local and national politics during a public talk Tuesday afternoon, urging Norman residents and OU members in attendance

Louisiana is one step closer to becoming the first state to require that public schools display the Ten Commandments in every classroom under a bill approved Wednesday by the states

This important Muslim holiday would begin that very evening with the sighting of the new moon, the same moon that had just inspired thousands of people with the long thin shadow it cast across all of Maine and across the whole United States.