Gay marriage is legal in New York, but those against it are putting up a fight. One protester explains “…based on my Christian faith and my belief in God and what the Bible teaches, I cannot and I don’t support gay lifestyles.” (Disclaimer: Not all Christians follow these beliefs, and many Christians are in fact strong advocates for LGBTQ equal rights.) [New York Times]
A man who went on a post-9/11 race-motivated killing spree is scheduled to be executed on Wednesday. One of his victims, however, is fighting against the death sentence, citing his Muslim faith as the reason. [CNN]
The Dalai Lama’s visit to Chicago sparks unity among people from several different faith traditions. [Chicago Tribune]
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