Religious freedom is nailed to the Cross in Tokyo
Japan is taking the lead in dissolving a church because of allegations still under investigation, and other nations are following suit.
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Court rules Ontario sex offender registry unconstitutional
Justice Davin Garg ruled that the province’s mandatory and lifetime reporting requirements for offenders were ‘overboard’ and violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Idaho House rejects homosexual ‘marriage,’ calls on Supreme Court to reverse Obergefell
The Idaho House passed a resolution condemning Obergefell v. Hodges as ‘an illegitimate overreach’ that ‘arbitrarily and unjustly’ rejected the true definition of marriage.
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‘All the Lonely People’: Loneliness Is Exacerbated by Childlessness
Marital status is significantly related to the level of loneliness reported by an individual, with married people reporting the lowest levels of loneliness.
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Wyoming Becomes 19th State to Protect Babies From Abortions
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed a “fetal heartbeat” law that protects unborn babies by banning abortion in the state at about six weeks of pregnancy, which is before many women even know they are pregnant. The law makes Wyoming the fifth state to protect unborn babies at six weeks gestational age.
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