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How prayer ended the drought in Texas and stopped the BP oil spill

The good folks at Right Wing Watch have been keeping an eye on the historical revisionism of leading evangelical Christians. In this case, the Liars for Jesus claim that their prayers ended the BP oil spill and the Texas drought.

In an interview on Friday with Janet Mefferd, Religious Right activist Scott Lively repeatedly maintained that he had no role in crafting Uganda’s Anti-Homosexual Bill, which included a provision requiring capital punishment for gay people, and l…

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Thug Life: TV preacher Pat Robertson hangs with a bad crowd

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor was found guilty of crimes against humanity last week for his involvement in a civil war in neighboring Sierra Leone. I wonder if Taylor’s former business partner Pat Robertson will visit him in jail.

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Televangelist John Hagee stopped by WallBuilders Live today where the preacher and conservative activist told hosts David Barton and Rick Green that universities are “poisoning the minds of America’s young people” as a result of Saudi…

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Vision America’s Rick Scarborough headlined Awakening 2012’s “Pastors, Churches and Political Activity: Re-energizing the Pulpit” panel, where he went on a tirade about all of the culture’s social “ills,” which…

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One of the main concerns addressed during Awakening 2012 was how to outreach to young people and the Hispanic community since the Religious Right’s leadership is largely white and aging. After the passing of Chuck Colson on Saturday, Lou Engle as…

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An Advance Look at this Weekend's Religious Right 'War' Conference

The Freedom Federation – an anti-Obama amalgam of Religious Right groups, "apostolic" ministries…

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Separation Obfuscation: Why Cardinal Dolan and Richard Land are No John F. Kennedys

John F. Kennedy was willing to say that if the public interest clashed with his religious beliefs, he would put the public interest first. Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York City and Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention? Their actions speak louder than their words.

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If I read these comments, I’d think they were coming from a progressive candidate in a blue state. Imagine my surprise to find that the speaker is none other than right-wingnut Pat Robertson!

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Pat Robertson on the 700 Club today defended Rick Santorum from criticism about his attacks on President Obama’s Christian faith and claims that Satan is attacking the United States of America, including the country’s universities and mainline Protestant churches.

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