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Christian broadcasters warn of hate crimes bill?s effect on religious freedom

By Alliance Alert

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Katherine T. Phan writing in the Christian Post: "[T]he 1,400-member National Religious Broadcasters says Christian broadcasters and even pastors covering culturally unpopular views, such as preaching homosexuality as sin, could face prosecution just for expressing their religious views because their teachings could be blamed for inciting violence. Legal groups specializing in constitutional rights, including the American Center for Law and Justice and Alliance Defense Fund, have also been working with the NRB to propose revised language for the bill."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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