'Pulpit rebellion' misses mark
HOUSTON — There is no telling how many churches actually participated in "Pulpit Freedom Sunday,” an event designed to challenge the government's restriction on political pronouncements from the pulpit.
The Alliance Defense Fund , a conservative legal alliance of Christian attorneys, headed by President Alan E. Sears , whose activist roots go back to the 1980s, cooked up the idea. A press release from the organ...
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