ACLU Opposition to Marines Praying–Fiction! Summary of eRumor: The eRumor is accompanied by a picture with a group of Marines bowed in prayer.It quotes an ACLU spokesperson named Lucius Traveler as saying that they are government employees who are on government property and that such prayer needs to be stopped. The Truth: This is …
The Internet is abuzz with rumors that the largest Christian charity, World Vision, has announced a policy change that they will begin to hire employees who are in same sex marriages.
An forwarded email with examples of untimely deaths of people who mocked God. The email quotes Galatians 6:7 and lists a group of people who all mocked God and died. The first example is of former Beatle John Lennon who said that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus. Also included in the list are Marilyn Monroe, a Brazilian president elect, a Brazilian singer and the man who built the RMS Titanic.
An image of a newspaper clipping is circulating the World Wide Web that tells a story of a man who says he was assaulted by a Muslim woman for photographing his son with his new camera in Younge-Dundas Square in Toronto, Canada. When he sought out a local police constable to intervene he was told that woman was trying to knock the camera out of his hand and that they were not going to charge her.
The retail chain’s no-solicitation policy has not changed — but its health-related inventory has.
Actor Sylvester Stallone found renewed commitment to Christianity through his work on the “Rocky” film series and has “surrendered his life to the Lord Jesus Christ.”
This is a forwarded email that contains what appears to be a news article alleging that Megan Pinion, a Catholic school teacher, posted a reprimand on her Facebook news feed to a Starbucks barista. Pinion said the barista put satanic symbols drizzled in caramel on her two lattes.
A forwarded email claims Pope Francis made a prayer request after reports surfaced that ISIS plans to kill him and attack the Vatican.
This is a forwarded email that contains what appears to be a news article that alleged a deathbed confession of a hidden gay past by Westboro Baptist founder and anti-gay activist Fred Phelps.
Lakewood Church Pastor and televangelist Joel Osteen endorsed President Obama and defended the president against critics who claim that he is a Muslim.
