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Lawsuit bashes back at ?Bash Back?: Homosexuals who violated church sued for federal violations

By ADF Alliance Alert

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WorldNetDaily: "The use of violent threats and criminal behavior to make a political point should never be acceptable in America," said Gary McCaleb, ADF senior counsel. "Bash Back! revealed how dangerous the homosexual agenda is to our first liberty, religious freedom. ADF filed this suit to stop Bash Back! and other activist groups from invading churches, disrupting worship, silencing pastors, and terrifying adults and children who attend religious services."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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