Kentucky Public Schools Will now Have Bible Literacy Classes

The Freedom From Religion Foundation has strong views against House Bill 128. The last week of June witnessed Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin signing a

Christian Groups Trying to Shut Down Last Remaining Abortion Clinic in Kentucky

The OSA has taken belligerent means to close the clinic down. Kentucky is now an abortion rights battlefield.[/tweetit] The stakes are high in the

Catholic Nuns in PA Set Up Chapel at Proposed Pipeline Site

Environmental activism by Catholic nuns in Pennsylvania. The Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project has been greeted with great public opposition especially in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Gay Couple’s Case Against Kim Davis is Back in Court

Same-sex couple brings Kim Davis back to court. Human rights are typically defined as the rights a person has to a service or to

After Years of Controversy, Noah’s Ark Park is Now Open

A 510-foot-long recreation of Noah’s Ark called Ark Encounter is finally open in central Kentucky. Creationist Ken Ham is the designer of Ark Encounter,

Jimmy Carter Tours Noah’s Ark Theme Park, Opening in Two Weeks

Creationist Ken Ham's Noah's Ark theme park opens this summer A 510 feet long, 85 feet wide, 8 stories high recreation of Noah’s Ark

Atheist Billboard Protesting Noah’s Ark Theme Park Rejected

Billboard companies reject "inappropriate" anti-Noah's Ark Atheist campaign. Ark Encounter, a water-theme park centered on a life-sized replica of Noah's ark, is set to

Noah’s Ark Theme Park Can Hire based on Religious Beliefs for Tax Incentives

Noah’s Ark Theme Park is Eligible for Up To $18 Million in Tax Incentives A federal judge, Gregory Van Tatenhove, has ruled that developers

Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Sent to Jail on Charges of Contempt of Court

Kim Davis Jailed for Refusing to Issue Same-Sex Marriage Licenses A federal judge ordered a county clerk in Kentucky to jail on charges of

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Human Rights Commission: “Christian business owners should leave religion at home!”

In a controversial decision, the Lexington Kentucky Human Rights Commission has sent a clear message to Christian business owners who refuse service to LGBT