A prominent Florida church is dealing with sudden upheaval following the arrest and deportation of its longtime pastor by federal immigration authorities. The unexpected event has left the congregation searching for answers and support amid distress over the loss of their leader. Pastor Detained and Deported to Guatemala Federal immigration agents recently arrested and deported the pastor
An atheist activist for the separation of church and state has placed a purposefully-disrespectful update-down cross on the lawn of Hallandale Beach City Hall in Florida. The man, Chaz Stevens, told the Sun Sentinel: “This is terrible, isn’t it? It’s pretty tacky. We were going for tacky. It’s horrible looking. I love it.” The 6-foot tall cross,
The Satanic Temple’s war on religion took another successful step today when Florida’s Department of Management Services green-lighted the atheist groups’ request to erect a “holiday display” in the Florida Capitol rotunda this year. According to the Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Florida's Department of Management Services has agreed to allow the temple's
Florida remains a key religious battleground as atheists in the state have once again strategized a means to ensure Bibles are not distributed in area schools, this time with plans to distribute pamphlets depicting a cartoonish human-like Bible sexually assaulting a terrified woman. The pamphlet, titled “An X-Rated Book: Sex and Obscenity in the Bible”,
“To each his own” is hard to sell when referring to atheist organizations who seem to be picking up their attack on Christianity at a very aggressive pace. Two incidents occurred this week in which prominent atheist organizations sought to directly attack Christians in an effort to steer others away from religious beliefs. In the first