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This is penultimate day of the Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage and today’s prayer hits on their latest talking point – that only one other country, Brazil, has “imposed” gay marriage via the judiciary. That not exactly true as that’s how Mexico is doing it too. But as FRC lies go, this one is relatively minor. Pray …

Via Crooks & Liars: As the nation prepares for the Supreme Court to possibly decide whether same-sex marriage is a constitutional right, it was clear on Sunday that even anti-gay crusader Tony Perkins was having difficulty being taken seriously by the mainstream media. During a discussion about marriage equality on Face the Nation, CBS host Bob Schieffer began by noting …

Todd Starnes writes at Fox News: Within hours of the ruling, the Family Research Council facilitated the establishment of a GoFundMe account to help the Kleins raise the money the need. In less than eight hours, more than $100,000 was raised. However, late Friday GoFundMe pulled the plug — sending this message to would-be donors: “After careful review by our …

Via Oregon Live: The lesbian couple turned away by a Gresham bakery that refused to make them a wedding cake for religious reasons should receive $135,000 in damages for their emotional suffering, a state hearings officer says. Rachel Bowman-Cryer should collect $75,000 and her wife, Laurel Bowman-Cryer, $60,000 from the owners of Sweet Cakes by Melissa, an administrative law judge …

The Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage is in its 16th day and today they focus on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. The FRC would also like its followers to pray that those heathen Jews on the Supreme Court remember that the bible demands the execution of all homosexuals. Pray that Justice Alito will hold fast to his …

Clip recap: “The anti-gay Family Research Council has a new video out about how the gays are going to ruin everything with all their pesky marrying and doing business and existing. The video’s full of crazy claims, half-truths, and homophobia, and worst of all builds to a sneaky sales pitch at the end. Let’s go point by point and take …

That’s creationist nutjob Ken Ham with Perkins, who adds that President Obama has “endangered our country and our future to advance his radical social agenda.”

The Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage is in its 15th day and the last few daily prayers have focused on individual members of the Supreme Court. Today the FRC asks its followers to pray that Justice Antonin Scalia exerts his influence over the others and that those three heathen Jews “bow their knee before Jesus.” Or else. …

RELATED: Dobson is also the founder of the Family Research Council, which began as a division of Focus On The Family in 1981 and separated in 1992.

The Family Research Council apparently doesn’t like the publicity garnered by its vicious 21-day marriage fast prayers, the last of which opened with a scripture that suggested that it might be better to drown gay parents than have children grow up in such a household. All of the prayers posted since the fast began have been deleted and replaced with …

The Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage is in its second week and today’s prayer opens with a scripture which suggests that might be better to drown gay parents than have children grow up in such a household. But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a …

Brian Tashman writes at Right Wing Watch: The Family Research Council announced today that it has partnered with Rick Santorum’s film company, EchoLight Studios, to produce a short film for churches to air during the April 26 event “Stand for Marriage Sunday: Religious Freedom at Risk.” In the film, which features appearances by Santorum and Mike Huckabee, the FRC warns …

As the Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage enters its second week, today they ask their followers to pray that Supreme Court staffers be overcome by the holy spirit and convince the justices to actually read the FRC’s amicus brief. Lord, we know that the Justices will read very few of these cases directly, rather they will read …

As the Family Research Council finishes the first week of their 21-day fast against same-sex marriage, today they ask their followers to pray that our lawyers realize that they are going to hell. They’d also like their supporters to pray that the justices get really grossed out about homosexuality. May God move upon Mary Bonauto and Doug Hallward-Driemeier mightily to …

As part of their 21-day fast against same-sex marriage, today the Family Research Council asks its followers to pray that the Supreme Court realizes that they are probably going to hell. Also, something about a donkey. May the Fear of God be upon each member’s staff: their clerks, their assistants, their friends, their families and all who influence them. May …

As part of their 21-day fast against same-sex marriage, yesterday the Family Research Council announced that angels in heaven are supporting this whole not-eating-gays-are-icky thingy. Today the FRC declares that if everybody prays for more praying then more people will totally pray. Pray for our pastors today: that they will rise to the occasion of this critical hour: 1) That …

The Family Research Council’s 21-day fast against same-sex marriage began this week and this is today’s message: Recognize that we are not alone – 1) There is a host of believers on the ground, among them thousands of dedicated intercessors and prayer warriors throughout the U.S. and around the world are praying together for our cause: the preservation of natural, …

Via Reuters: A majority of Americans believe businesses should not be allowed to refuse services based on their religious beliefs in the wake of controversies in Indiana and Arkansas over gay rights and religious freedom, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found on Thursday. The poll, conducted April 6 to 8, also found that 52 percent of Americans support allowing same-sex couples to …

In a Fox News appearance about the president’s remarks yesterday about “less than loving Christians,” KKK-affiliated hate group leader Tony Perkins blamed Obama for the murders of Christians by Islamist terrorists in foreign countries. “I think there’s a reason the president doesn’t want to talk about this persecution of Christians, because in part his policies are responsible. The growing hostility …