A federal court Tuesday ordered the University of North Carolina–Wilmington to promote a professor to the rank of full professor, a position it originally denied him, and to pay him $50,000 in back pay. In March, a jury found that university officials had retaliated against criminology professor Mike Adams for expressing conservative views in his opinion columns, books and speeches when those officials denied him a promotion in 2006.
On the heels of last month’s jury verdict for a Christian professor punished by his employer for his conservative and Christian speech, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) team is pleased to report yet another victory for religious liberty.
When Chick-fil-A came under fire for comments CEO and President Dan Cathy made about homosexuality, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee asked customers to show their support. Now he’s doing the same for Hobby Lobby.
Hollywood is quickly discovering God is not dead at the box office. While Noah is generating massive debate among Christians, and a solid box office return, God’s Not Dead is also a hot topic in Hollywood.
Let’s be clear: April Fools’ Day is not a religious holiday. It does, however, trace its origins to a pope.
Georgia Right Life (GRTL) President Dan Becker expressed “heartfelt sadness” that GRTL’s affiliation with its national counterpart has ended.
