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English: Governor Bobby Jindal at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) BATON ROUGE, Louisiana , - A spokesperson for Democratic Governor John Edwards says religious liberty protections enacted under Edwards' predecessor will be reversed "in the near future." The same spokesperson said Edwards is considering a religious exemption in a pending " non-discrimination " executive order that would protect the religious liberty of business owners, religiously-affiliated organizations, and other groups and individuals with sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage and sexuality. According to Deadline, Edwards press secretary Shauna Sanford told the site that the governor "will issue the executive order, but it is in the drafting stage. As far as Jindal’s religious liberty order, the governor intends to rescind it in the near future.” Last year, then-Gov. Bobby Jindal signed an Executive Order

Now is not the time for the Church to back down on her clear moral teachings against sexual sins, especially the deadly sin of homosexual activity , but to proclaim these life-saving teachings more loudly than ever, a founding member of the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life as well as a member of the Pontifical Council for the Family , told LifeSiteNews in an exclusive interview. “I’m always unhappy when I see people trying to eliminate the concept of ‘sin,’ as if sin didn't exist. But we know that sin is something which is extremely harmful to human beings, body and soul. And so to just say ‘everybody can do what they want, it all depends on [your] conscience,’ is quite unkind,” said Christine Vollmer, who is also the president of the Latin American Alliance for the Family, to LifeSiteNews during the World Congress of Families that took place in Salt Lake City, Utah , last week. Vollmer, one of the brightest stars in the international pro-family movement, said that the