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Photo Gallery: California Supreme Court Voids S.F. Same-sex 'Marriages'
Judge Dismisses Challenge on Louisiana's Proposed Marriage Amendment
California Supreme Court Voids S.F. Gay 'Marriages'

Pro-family groups hail ruling as adding momentum in the pro-traditional marriage movement
Federal Judge Orders Bible Display Removed
Aug. 9 Marks Three-years of Federal Funding for Embryonic Stem-cell Research

Bush never placed a ban on embryonic stem-cell research on Aug. 9 but did create a policy to allow federal funding for the research.
Doctors Have Right to Excercise Conscience in Medical Judgments, says FRC
Desperate Lawsuit Filed to Stop Voting on Louisiana's Same-sex Marriage Ban

Pro-gay activists file suit against the gay marriage ban placed on the state's ballot; observers call it a desperate reaction to the 'whipping' from Missouri
Repent America Ejected from Stadium During Peaceful Protest
World Vision Prepares for Launching of Relief Initiatives in Sudan
'Politics and the Pulpit' Seminar to Counter Threats on Tax Exemption Statuses

Rev. Jerry Falwell will be holding a seminar to educate pastors on the dos and don’ts of speaking on political issues in the church.
Conservative Group Urges Americans to Visit Congress Reps. During Recess

Traditonal Values Coalition tells Americans they have until Sept. 6 to visit local offices of Senators and Representatives during the Congress recess.
Powell Comments on Sudan Crisis During UNITY 2004
Seven Lawsuits Defending Traditional Marriage Laws Filed in Florida

More lawsuits involving same-sex “marriage” were filed in Florida on August 5 – but this time the plaintiffs are supporters of traditional marriage.
Democratic Religious Advisor Resigns After Criticism

Rev. Peterson quits her job after less than two weeks after a series of press releases from a Catholic organization showed her unfit to be a religious advisor.
World Congress of Families Says Condom-Giveaway Contradicts Olympics Spirit
Ten Commandments "God Bless America" Tour Underway
Former Justice Moore Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court to Reclaim Position

Moore, who refused to remove the Ten Commandments monument from display, doesn't believe he should have been ousted for 'professing a belief in God'
Ohio Estimates Over 400,000 Signatures Collected to Place 'Marriage' Amendment on Ballot

If the Ohio Campaign to Protect Marriage turns in enough valid petition signatures, Ohio voters will get a chance to vote on gay 'marriage' ban.
Bush Announces $188 million for Faith-based Organizations at Knights of Columbus Convention

The president appeals to the 65-million strong Roman Catholics, sharing their opposition to abortion and same-sex "marriage" and support for faith-based efforts.
Judge's Ruling Washington Same-sex 'Marriage' Ban as Unconstitutional Affirms Need for FMA

Traditional marriage backers' fears were realized when a judge proved the DOMA could be challenged after granting marriage rights to eight same-sex couples.
Missouri's Gay 'Marriage' Ban Victory Reveals Success of Grassroots Efforts

The group supporting the amendment won 71 percent of the vote after spreading word on the issue by knocking on doors, making phone calls, and speaking at church rallies.
Missouri Passes Same-sex 'Marriage' Ban in Landslide Vote

Seventy-one percent of Missouri voters supported a constitutional amendment which protects traditional marriage. Missouri is the first of nine states to on the measure.
Missouri Begins Vote on Same-sex 'Marriage' Ban

Missouri began voting on a constitutional amendment defining marriage to be between a man and woman on August 3. A total of nine states, and as many as 12, will vote on similar amendments this year.
Bush Administration Appeals Injunction on Partial-birth Abortion Ban

The government appealed to the Ninth District Court of Appeals a judge ruling which bars a law that bans an abortion procedure, which punctures the skull and suctions out the brain to kill the fetus.
Measure Funding Millions to Embryonic Stem-cell Research Heads to California Ballot

Californian voters will vote on Proposition 71 this November to decide whether the state should fund millions of dollars to build a embryonic stem-cell research facility.