Religious Freedom Legislation
To the Christian, a job is more than a job; it is a calling. Whether as a butcher, baker, or candle-stick maker (or even a [...]
In the Name of Tolerance
Tolerance. That’s the buzz word for one of contemporary culture’s most exalted virtues. Do not judge, do not try to impose your morality on anyone [...]
Outlawing Wise Counsel
California and New Jersey passed new laws this year barring counselors from talk-therapy that would aid minors in getting rid of unwanted same sex-attractions. Equating [...]
ENDA’s Agenda Threatens Religious Freedom
Last week the United States Senate passed a bill with a nice – albeit vague – ring to it: Employment Non-Discrimination Act of 2013 (ENDA). [...]
Altering Marriage Will Impact Freedom of Conscience in Hawaii
Since the 2012 elections, the number of states sanctioning same-sex marriage has doubled, but in the rush to appease some outspoken and politically-connected citizens, are [...]
Bibles are Back
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA — September 11, 2013 The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit issued opinion today upholding Brian Johnson’s constitutional right to [...]
San Antonio City Council: Messing with Inalienable Rights of Christians
Last week the city council in San Antonio expanded its "non-discrimination" ordinance to include categories for "sexual orientation" and "gender identity." Though trumpeted as a [...]
Sidewalk Cleared
PENSACOLA — The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida has officially declared that the policy prohibiting literature distribution on the public sidewalk [...]
Buyer’s Remorse
Support for allowing same-sex couples to marry is apparently on the rise. Advocates -- through help from friends in media -- have effectively crafted and [...]
Alive and Kicking
"The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." This quote is often credited to Mark Twain, but in the wake of the hoopla surrounding [...]