Christian Hospital Worker Punished for Sharing Faith Loses Again in Court
A Christian therapist in England who was suspended after being accused of evangelizing to a Muslim colleague has suffered another loss in court.
Pastor Forced to Move After Receiving Threats for Opposing Facebook’s Rainbow Flag Emoji
A West Virginia pastor who has received threats for voicing opposition to Facebook's rainbow flag emoji has had to move his family out of their home.
CENSORSHIP: Jordan Peterson Claims YouTube Now Banning Him From Posting New Videos
On Tuesday, Professor Jordan Peterson announced via Twitter that he had been banned from posting new YouTube videos.
Australian municipal council’s crackdown on churches over rainbow flag dissent
An investigation was launched to find out whether any church had lodged complaints over the council’s flying of the rainbow flag outside its chambers.
Twitter Bans Pastor’s Book Promo Because It’s ‘Hate Speech’
Twitter reneged on the promotion of a former pastor’s new book on biblical marriage, citing its policy against promoting hate speech.
Facebook Gives No Reason for Blocking Dozens of Catholic Pages With Millions of Followers
Social media giant Facebook has blocked nearly two dozen Roman Catholic pages, some with millions of followers, with no explanation why.
Christian Grandma Florist Fined for Not Working Gay Wedding Takes ‘Last Stand’ at Supreme...
Stutzman is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision that found her guilty of discrimination for refusing to provide flowers for a gay wedding.
Christians Are Not Victims of Discrimination, Liberals Say After Discriminating Against Christians
When conservative Christians complain about persecution, we're accused "playing the victim card," having a "persecution complex," or being "alarmists."
University professors afraid to teach controversial subjects for fear of being sacked
Students are now so powerful that UK university professors are afraid to teach controversial subjects for fear of being sacked, a conference was told.
University Considers Removal of Bibles and Crosses from Chapel
An Oklahoma university is considering removing religious articles from its chapel after it received a complaint from a “religious liberty watchdog group.”
