Christianity
Missouri Supreme Court to hear Satanic Temple Abortion Case
Could Involve Modification of Historical Hobby Lobby Case A member of the somewhat popular Satanic Temple has filed a lawsuit challenging Missouri’s abortion law. The suit…
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Entertainment
What Are The Religious Themes of Golden Globes Award Winner ‘Three Billboards’?
‘Three Billboards’ Movie Interweaves Judaism, Catholicism, and Southern Gothic Fiction Martin McDonagh’s movies have some common themes. First, they are filled with powerful displays of verbal…
Christianity
Satanist Wins Case Saying Abortion Law Violates Her Religious Beliefs
Missouri’s abortion laws go against the First Amendment. An anonymous Missouri woman, identified only as Mary Doe in public court documents, has won a significant legal…
Religion News
Heroin Dealer Tries ‘Religious Freedom’ as His Defense, Sentenced to 27 Years in Prison
Religious freedom defense didn’t help a Missouri heroin dealer. Timothy Anderson, a heroin dealer from St. Louis, Missouri, claimed he should be permitted to sell the…
Religion News
Missouri Senate Passes Anti-Gay Religious Freedom Bill
After a day and a half filibuster, the Missouri State Senate passes a controversial religious bill. After an epic 39-hour filibuster attempt failed, the Missouri senate…
Baptist
Are the Black Church Fires Motivated by Religion or Racism?
The string of seven St. Louis church fires are under investigation. A string of fires at seven churches in St. Louis, Missouri, located within five miles…
Issues
Missouri Satanic Temple member: “Abortion laws violate my religion”
A Satanic Temple member said the state’s abortion laws, including a 5-day waiting period, are a burden to religious beliefs. According to the Washington Post, a…
Issues
Scientologists and Nation of Islam Working Together To Reduce Turmoil In Ferguson
The anti-violence initiative ‘Stop the Killing’ has been wildly popular among street demonstrations in Ferguson since the death of Michael Brown at the hands of a…
WRN Editorial Staff
Oct 2, 2014