“It is just another symptom of the liberalization and secularization of our campus.”...
"statements are contrary to the university's mission because of its commitment to diversity and inclusion"...
“We are very disappointed that SLU is pursuing charges against us for refusing to perpetuate left-wing gender theory”...
"The lawsuit said that secular groups are allowed to have leadership policies similar to Ratio Christi’s."...
"author of the book Good Without God"...
"Evidence that points to something beyond nature as being responsible for major aspects of our universe"...
"The Catholic university’s student plan will also pay 100 percent of the cost for female students to get sterilized"...
"Slouching Towards Gaytheism: Christianity and Queer Survival in America"...
"Social Justice and the Christian Tradition"...
"anti-racism is a nonsensical new religion"...
"The content of my messages was leaked and mischaracterized all over social media."...
“many white Christians believe God won’t let climate change destroy the earth”...
"to assist individuals in their quest for perfection and eternal life"...
Less than a month after converting the Hagia Sophia cathedral into a mosque, Turkey is moving ahead with its campaign to erase the country's Christian past. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday ordered the conversion of Istanbul’s Church of the Holy Savior in Chora, or Kariye, to a Muslim place of worship.
While most Western leaders silently watched the conversion of Hagia Sophia, one of Christianity's holiest churches, into a mosque, India's Hindus seem to have bucked the trend. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for a temple on the holy Hindu site destroyed by the Muslim invaders in the sixteenth century.
Church bells across Greece tolled in mourning on Friday as neighboring Turkey held its first Islamic prayer marking the conversion of Hagia Sophia cathedral into a mosque, Greek newspapers reported. Hagia Sophia, the first cathedral of the Eastern Roman Empire, is particularly sacred to Christian Orthodox believers, represented largely by the Greek Church.
