biblical principles relating to ethics and worship
Kevin Daley of the Washington Free Beacon explores the potential consequences of liberal Justice Stephen Breyer leaving the U.S. Supreme Court. The recent left-wing push for Justice Stephen Breyer to…
I was amazed at the reaction generated by Christianity Today’s editorial calling for President Trump’s removal from office–either by trial in the Senate or by voters in the 2020 election:…
Charles Fain Lehman of the Washington Free Beacon highlights new survey results about a technological concern. A third of Americans have worried that they spend too much time on their…
Lawrence Reed of the Foundation for Economic Education rebuts the common claim that “Jesus Christ Was a Progressive Because He Advocated Income Redistribution to Help the Poor.” You don’t have…
Classical liberals might find interest in a Forbes magazine column from Mark Hendrickson, fellow for economic and social policy with the Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College.…
The Wisconsin-based Freedom from Religion Foundation is offended by the display of the Ten Commandments in the town hall of the obscure hamlet of Newland in Avery County. The premise…
You might have noticed a recent column in the News & Observer from Gene Nichol of the UNC Law School’s Poverty Center. Nichol takes Republican legislators to task for passing…
If Amanda Vuke’s Shaftesbury Society presentation earlier this week spurred your interest in religious topics, you might enjoy Paul Johnson‘s latest book, Jesus: A Biography from a Believer. As the…
Then there’s this commandment about not coveting anything belonging to your neighbor that seems to stump the whole sorry lot of ’em. P.S. Man, Rep. Shuler has said some weird…
Sean Hannity today was talking about how politicians need to use private jets so they don’t get delayed by all the TSA rules they have imposed on the masses at…
Cal Thomas on Townhall.com speculates what a Clinton Economics plan would look like. He sums it up this way: Income redistribution is socialism no matter what other label is attached…
UNC-Chapel Hill’s School of Law will host a forum on Feb. 24 to discuss religion and the Constitution. According to the press release, the three key subject areas the forum…