Christian pro-family leader wins five-year battle against ‘frivolous’ LGBT lawsuit
'Christians should celebrate the end of a lawsuit intended only to intimidate an innocent pastor into silence.'
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Articles tagged Scott Lively
Judge asked to dismiss case against U.S. pastor accused of ‘crimes against humanity’ for criticizing homosexuality
Lawyers representing pro-family activist and pastor Scott Lively have asked the judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing him of 'crimes against humanity' for his overseas activism in opposing homosexuality because of a lack of evidence.
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U.S. pastor faces ‘crimes against humanity’ charges for opposing gay agenda as First Circuit refuses to toss suit
'The charges are ridiculous on their face, and in fact false,' says Brian Camenker of MassResistance.
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Bisexual prof raised by lesbians never knows ‘whether I’m going to get killed’ thanks to LGBT lobby
The child rights advocate is guilty of "export[ing] hate," according to the Human Rights Campaign.
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Pro-family advocate says Human Rights Campaign report leading to death threats
In the report the HRC targeted Lively and approximately a dozen other leaders of pro-family organizations.
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Arguments begin in case of minister accused of ‘crimes against humanity’ for homosexuality remarks
Springfield-based minister Scott Lively has been accuse by a Ugandan group of "crimes against humanity."
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Christian minister accused of ‘crime against humanity’ for homosexuality stance
Two years ago, Scott Lively, author of “The Pink Swastika”, addressed members of the Ugandan Parliament, which was considering a bill criminalizing homosexuality. Lively urged an emphasis on therapy rather than punishment, and, after the bill was released he opposed the death penalty provision. Now, on March 14th a lawsuit was filed in an American court alleging that Lively committed the “Crime Against Humanity,” by speaking against homosexuality in Uganda. The plaintiffs say that his address in Uganda is a cause of action in international law. The plaintiffs are the homosexualist organization Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG), and the law firm […]
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