Rev. Barry Lynn (Americans United) Files IRS Complaint/2200 Attorneys on Standby



Rev. Barry Lynn
Anabaptist Cleric and Attorney
President of Americans United for Separation
of Church and State
He's filed the complaint against what sounds
like a Charismatic group
Lynn opposes the Pulpit Freedom Sunday 2012 (7 Oct 2012)
Lynn opposes the First Amendment for Clergy
Lynn supports the 1954 Johnson Amendment, a Federal Statute
2200 Attorneys on Standby with ADF, Alliance

Anglican Bishops Against Free Speech

http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/article.php?storyid=16621

 

Anglican Bishops Against Free SpeechBy David MillsFIRST THINGS http://www.firstthings.com/ September 19, 2012Four Anglican bishops serving in northeastern Africa and Cyprus have written the United Nations asking that "an international declaration be negotiated that outlaws the intentional and deliberate insulting or

Catholic Bishop: Voting for Obama, Dems Could Place ‘Eternal Salvation of Your Own Soul in Serious Jeopardy’

You cannot support the national program of Genocide on Infants and support same-sex-sodomitic-marriage and still purport to claim the centuries-old title, Christian. If you do, you're self-deceived.  Time for Clergymen to clean-up some membership rosters, exercise discipline by official removal, and refusal of services.  It's time for more Roman bishops to speak as this one has;  this is said

Bp. Jackson (Harvard Law Grad): Obama's Contempt for Religious Freedom

http://newsninja2012.com/bishop-e-w-jackson-sr-at-aim-conference-obamas-contempt-for-religious-freedom/

Bishop E.W. Jackson, Sr. at AIM Conference: Obama’s Contempt for Religious Freedom


 

September 29, 2012 Accuracy In Media

In remarks to the AIM conference, “ObamaNation: A

Schools warned of major ‘intimidation’ by ACLU

http://educationviews.org/schools-warned-of-major-intimidation-by-aclu/

Schools warned of major ‘intimidation’ by ACLU

Posted by or from a variety of publications on EducationViews.orgon September 12, 2012in Commentaries, Daily, Insights on Education|0 Comment




‘Constitution should be the only permission slips students need’

A warning from the American Civil

Attorney Erik Stanley: Strategic Initiative in National Pulpits Against (LBJ) Johnson's 1954 Amendment

http://blog.speakupmovement.org/church/churches-and-politics/pulpit-freedom-sunday-2012-five-reasons-your-participation-is-vital/

Pulpit Freedom Sunday 2012: Five Reasons Your Participation is
Vital




Posted on September 5th, 2012 Churches and Politics




Five Reasons Your Participation is Vital




Pulpit Freedom Sunday is October 7, 2012. In case you
or others you may know are

Hostility to Religion in U.S. at "All-Time-High"

http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/article.php?storyid=16467

Posted by David Virtue on 2012/8/29 12:00:00 (473 reads)


 

Hostility to religion in U.S. at 'all-time high'America today would be unrecognizable to our FoundersBy Tom Strode The Baptist Presshttp://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=38588August 2012WASHINGTON -- Hostility toward religious expression "has reached an

Lee Gatiss: The Great Ejection of the Puritans

http://leegatiss.wordpress.com/2012/08/24/the-great-ejection-of-the-puritans/

The Great Ejection of the Puritans


Today is the 350th anniversary of the Great Ejection of the Puritans from the Church of England.

 



1662 may have been a significant year for the Book of Common Prayer. It was not, however, a good year for those to whom the gospel and a good conscience were more precious than

Rev. O'Neal's Defamation Suit Against Former Parishioner: "Press Release"

Thanks to Dee’s
efforts at The Wartburg Watch, we get
the following developments.  Pastor or
Rev. O’Neal, Beaverton Grace Bible Church, has issued a press release re: a
defamation suit against former parishioners blogging about him and his church.  Apparently, the Rev. and Elders believe this
is about “defamation” rather than about “free speech.”  As we noted earlier, Reformation

Update: Pastor Files Defamation Suits Against Former Parishioner-Blogger

Beaverton Grace Bible Church, Oregon

          Yesterday, we covered
the developing story of an Oregon Pastor, Chuck O'Neal, of Beaverton Grace
Bible Church, who filed a defamation suit against a former parishioner who
blogged about the Pastor’s and church’s issues—unfavorably blogging about them.  We would like to get the pleadings of the
Pastor.  We'd like to add it to growing binders

News Roundup: Pastor Files Defamation Suit Against Former, Blogging Parishioner

Roundup of News:  Anabaptist Pastor
Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Blog of Former Parishioner


         A British paper is covering a
Pastor in Oregon, Chuck O’Neal, who is suing former followers who blogged about
him and his church’s practices.  We
covered the British article and Dee's post at The Wartburg Watch.  See:  http://reformationanglicanism.blogspot.com/2012/05/

1st Amendment, Blogging, and Pastor O'Neal's Lawsuit Against Former Blogging-Parishioners

          Reformation Anglicanism regularly follows The Wartburg
Watch, especially since they began covering C.J. Mahaney and Sovereign
Grace Ministries (SGM).  On that odious
note, the SGM-saga of Baptacostals, we continue to recommend www.brentdetwiler.com,
www.survivors.com and www.sgmrefuge.com for SGM-updates.  Although not infallible comments and
commentaries, they give insights if one

Nigerian Christians Undeterred by Islamo-Fascism

A few asides. First, where is the U.S. State Department? Where is the national media? Where is MSNBC, CNN, FOX, ABC, CBS, or NBC? Second, 18 million Anglicans live in Nigeria and they are old school, 1662 Prayer Book Christians.   There are also other Christians under attack.  These ruthless bigots don't draw the distinctions.  Third, where is the U.N.?  Fourth, where is the

Time to Air Muslim Violence Against Christians

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2012/03/23/time_to_air_muslim_violence_against_christians_113595.html

Time to Air Muslim Violence Against Christians
By Lawrence Haas

Did you read about Sheik Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah, the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, and his call this month to "destroy all the churches of the region?"

You might think that’s big news – big enough to garner some

First Amendment: Is It Constitutional for Laws to Be Based on Their Supporters' Religiously Founded Moral Beliefs?

http://volokh.com/2012/03/17/is-it-unconstitutional-for-laws-to-be-based-on-their-supporters-religiously-founded-moral-beliefs/



Is It Unconstitutional for Laws to Be Based on Their Supporters' Religiously Founded Moral Beliefs?



Eugene Volokh • March 17, 2012 6:37 pm



This perennial question came up again on an academic e-mail discussion list that I’m on, so I thought I’d blog about