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Ryan Walters recently asked the Oklahoma Legislature for $3 million in the state Department of Education's 2026 budget request to purchase Bibles for schools. But not just any Bible.
Grayson Fritts, a Knox County, Tenn., sheriff's detective, called LGBTQ people "filthy" and "freaks," and said the Bible calls for their execution.
In California, anyone can propose a ballot measure by filing the text and paying a fee -- but luckily, this one has little chance of going before voters.
In eager anticipation of the royal wedding, Advocate contributor Steve Freiss and his partner take a gay olde trip through London.
Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford boasts a history of preaching against LGBTQ equality.
Some of The Advocate's editorial team discussed Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible. Let's just say they had thoughts.
He commissioned the version of the Bible used by many Christians and being hawked by Donald Trump. The king and a male lover are also the subjects of a new miniseries, Mary and George.
Some editions of the Bible from the 1980s published by Zondervan Publishing and Thomas Nelson Publishing assert that homosexuality is a sin, causing one gay man to sue the publishing houses for emotional damage, according to USA Today.
Steven Anderson, who has called for the extermination of LGBTQ people, says God is judging Australia because it bans "preachers of the Gospel."
Texas minister Donnie Romero had reportedly patronized sex workers and used marijuana -- but did not renounce his hateful views.
In a new book and documentary, two researchers claim the original bible never condemned homosexuality.
Post-James Dobson, Focus on the Family is meeting with groups that don't share their viewpoints.
The school district will only circulate the King Jame Bible in high school libraries.
Pastor Aaron Thompson also calls the LGBTQ+ community "a bunch of freaks" sentenced to death and eternal damnation.
Historians have pegged several as likely members of the community, and in the 21st century at least one is out and proud.
Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine chat with Advocate Channel about their royally queer characters in STARZ's Mary & George.
After a life of struggle, doubt, and abuse, Janis Ian comes out on top with a new album, a world tour, and a thriving writing career and Melissa Etheridge does the amazing interview
