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07.22.15
"We need to give serious consideration as to how better protect our people even here at home," observes Bob Maginnis, a senior fellow for national security at the Family Research Council.
07.22.15
Following allegations that Planned Parenthood is selling aborted fetal body parts for profit, black pro-life leaders are calling to defund the organization and address what they call “targeting” of their community.
By Monte Larrick
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07.22.15
Amidst new revelations of Planned Parenthood's selling baby organs, Eric Scheidler and the Pro-Life Action League are bringing the truth of abortion to the streets of Chicagoland with the Face the Truth tour.
07.22.15
As parents, we have a good understanding of how to protect our children from the dangers in the world around them. We taught them how to cross the street, wear seatbelts, and just say no. However, we may be overlooking the hidden threats our children are exposed to on social apps.
07.20.15
Less than a week ago, a video was released that provided damning evidence that Planned Parenthood was selling the body parts of infant corpses. Christians immediately took to social media calling Planned Parenthood actions “inhumane” and “barbaric.” Many demanded that the government defund the organization and others insisted that they be shut down.
It’s by design. As I, and others, have repeatedly warned, the establishment of so-called “gay marriage” as a newfangled federal “right,” and the free exercise of religion as guaranteed by the First Amendment simply cannot coexist in harmony. Things diametrically...
07.20.15
Many stories have been written about CNN anchor Chris Cuomo’s embarrassing historical gaff when he told Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore in February...
Steps are being taken to deal with the ramifications of pornography, and part of the measure has to do with the government and its attitude towards the problem.
Last week the National Center on Sexual Exploitation held a symposium in...
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07.18.15
The two major decisions recently handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court have very direct relationships to public opinion. One of the decisions fits well with majority public opinion. The other, in a broad sense, does not. The first corresponds to public opinion that has shifted significantly over the past several years, while the second relates to public opinion that has been more fixed.
