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Opinion: Three devils of the pulpit are gone, but their venom still fuels Trump’s pastors, politics, and power, writes John Casey.
In a new column, the Christian right leader promotes the "bathroom predator" myth in a big way and suggests a violent reponse.
Four organizations are demanding that the Museum of Broadcast Communications retract its decision to induct Focus on the Family founder James Dobson into its hall of fame. The groups are urging supporters to contact the museum to share their disapproval, and to participate in a protest against the induction.
Dobson was notoriously anti-LGBTQ+ and helped catalyze the religious right movement.
The extremely antigay figure assures evangelicals that Trump has accepted Jesus as savior.
The religious right leader said acceptance of gays contributed to the tragedy, while the likes of Mike Huckabee and Bryan Fischer said it's due to America's abandonment of God.
Post-James Dobson, Focus on the Family is meeting with groups that don't share their viewpoints.
Focus on the Family founder James C. Dobson will end his 32-year tenure as the voice of the conservative Christian ministry.
Now that same-sex couples can legally marry nationwide, evangelical leader James Dobson says he and his anti-LGBT contemporaries have officially lost the 'culture war' they started.
While James Dobson's Focus on the Family continues to cherry-pick and distort research on LGBT families, Soulforce and Truth Wins Out are raising the stakes to expose what they call a harmful and alarming disinformation campaign discriminating against LGBT families.
Many prominent U.S. conservative groups--including Focus on the Family, founded by James Dobson (pictured)--are shifting their attention overseas this week, attending a conference in Poland that will decry Europe's liberal social policies and portray the host nation as a valiant holdout bucking those trends.
James Dobson, founder of the Colorado Springs, Colo.-based antigay religious group Focus on the Family (pictured), has found himself the target of other far-right leaders after voicing support for a Colorado measure that would provide limited rights to same-sex couples.
Focus on the Family will eliminate 202 jobs, making it the biggest layoff in the history of James Dobson's Christian ministry, based in Colorado Springs, Colo. The nonprofit's budget has been adjusted from $160 million in the 2008 fiscal year to $138 million, according to The Gazette of Colorado Springs. Focus on the Family was one of the major donors to California's Proposition 8.
Focus on the Family, a prominent Christian right group, opened the shop this week in Holland, Mich.
