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Opinion: There’s no more separation of church and state, and congregants souls may only be saved by voting for the right candidate, writes John Casey.
Real Time host Maher asks the conservative Christian leader how he can justify a literal reading of the Bible, given these 'wack' passages.
Ralph Reed formalized plans last week to open an affiliate of his new Faith and Freedom Coalition in Florida.
On ABC's This Week, veteran journalist Roberts pushed back against the likes of Franklin Graham and Ralph Reed when they opposed adoption by same-sex couples and the 'sin' of homosexuality.
Operations program manager Jeff Koertzen was so angry that his employer backtracked on supporting gay equality that he quit the company. In an exclusive Q&A he accuses a top Microsoft executive of lying to employees
With eyes on the White House in 2008, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani may be trying to distance himself from his reputation for being pro-choice and pro-gay rights.
Openly gay U.S. representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts weighed in on the growing Microsoft controversy.
The new coalition's members are a who's who of haters.
Right-wing Christians plan to meet with the president amid reports of some very sinful behavior.
The NPR and ABC journalist became an outspoken supporter of marriage equality.
The Republican presidential candidate is losing support from some corners -- but not from the evangelicals who most loudly have promoted "family values."
ThinkProgress offers up a list of the companies that are giving over $25,000 to right wing attack ad groups.
Donald Trump, his wife, daughter, and key members of his administration rubbed elbows with several anti-LGBTQ evangelicals.
The anti-marriage equality group has started a petition for the order, saying it will not enable discrimination.
In the wake of two historic rulings from the Supreme Court and the restoration of marriage equality in California, pro-equality attorneys, activists, and anchors took to the airwaves Sunday to defend their victories.
The council is already a who's who of anti-LGBTQ leaders, but Wildmon's American Family Association is one of the most hateful groups in the nation.
COMMENTARY: According to polls, George W. Bush received around 25% of the gay vote in 2000 and 2004 in spite of his abandoning a promise to be a compassionate conservative. Now the Log Cabin Republicans have endorsed a McCain-Palin ticket, and while this endorsement is essential to LCR's remaining politically relevant within the GOP, the gay community should not follow Log Cabin's lead -- and instead should fervently and actively support Barack Obama.
