Doctors Under Fire
Last week, the Daily Telegraph reported that doctors and nurses in the UK who have religious or moral objections to supplying “morning-after” pills are being [...]
Refuge in the Desert
The Bible describes prophets as voices crying out in the wilderness, bearing God’s truth to those who are willing to hear it. That’s how we [...]
SCOTUS Hears Obamacare Cases
As we sat down and enjoyed our traditional Thanksgiving meals, many of us remembered the Pilgrims’ quest for religious liberty. We considered how they came [...]
Eroding Distinction between Abortion and Murder
Last week, two brutal stories brought to light the fine and tenuous line our culture maintains between legalized abortion and criminalized murder. First, a teenage [...]
Coalition for Conscience
When Assemblies of God, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Mormon, Orthodox, Presbyterian, and Jewish leaders come together and take a stand on a policy issue, we [...]
The Red Coat Effect
It has been three weeks since Kermit Gosnell was found guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of three babies, involuntary manslaughter in the overdose [...]
Shock Value
Novelist Flannery O’Connor once observed that some audiences require a shock to appreciate the distortions in modern life, “to the hard of hearing you shout, [...]
Fight for Right
When some students at Johns Hopkins University re-organized a group to share the truth about abortion, they thought they were fighting for the right of [...]
Literally Standing for Principle
Last week, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky held the floor of the Senate for nearly thirteen hours as he conducted an old-fashioned, Mr. Smith-goes-to-Washington type [...]