In this sense, Orlando is a “Reichstag fire” event, I predict, because it is a genuine and appalling atrocity that will lead to the demonization, in law and in custom, of orthodox Christians and any who disagree with whatever LGBTs and their allies want.   Hold your Godwins, please. The term “Reichstag fire” refers to... Continue Reading

“The Confederate battle flag resolution was another step in the convention’s effort to address its past actions regarding slavery and racism. The SBC, which began in 1845 in part in support of slaveholding missionaries, approved a resolution in 1995 repenting of racism and asking for forgiveness from African American Christians.”   Messengers to the 2016... Continue Reading

“God was not absent when the gunman went on his rampage. He sees murder in the heart of oppressors (Genesis 4:6-7) and vows to avenge it (Nahum 3:1-6). He hears when the blood of the innocent cries out to Him from the ground (Genesis 4:10).”   Early Sunday morning, a man stepped into an Orlando... Continue Reading

Upon hearing the news of the Orlando shooting, the restaurant opened its doors and fired up the grill, cooking hundreds of chicken burgers and orders of fries. The only thing is, they didn’t sell any. Instead, they donated everything to the local blood drive where people were gathered to donate and help out the victims... Continue Reading

According to Soares, Lara said he does not want his legislation to penalize students who want to attend faith-based schools. But SB 1146 does just that by denying schools their constitutionally afforded right to inextricably link academics and doctrine, she said. The bill also conflicts with the guaranteed free exercise of religion afforded by the... Continue Reading

In her ruling late Monday, Judge Diane Bull wrote she had no jurisdiction in the case because it was not properly filed at the outset. Bull said an indictment “must state every essential element of the offense. Failure to do so renders it void because it fails to confer jurisdiction to the court.”   HOUSTON—A... Continue Reading

“We can only be grateful for the powerful technology we have. Yet because the United States has more of it than any other country, we who have access to it are challenged to restrain our tendency to use it. But it will always be difficult to use wisely as long as the world is as... Continue Reading

Under the law, wedding-related business owners would be shielded from “discriminatory action” against them for acting in accordance with their convictions that marriage is between one man and one woman, that sex is reserved for marriage, and that gender is a biological, immutable physical characteristic.   (WNS)–A Mississippi law set to take effect July 1... Continue Reading

Another invasion of the Middle East by the United States military will not solve this problem.  It will only exacerbate it.  It will only fill the deserts of the Middle East with the blood of both Arabs and American soldiers.  Radical Muslims will only go underground and become more belligerent.  Remember, they are already here... Continue Reading

“The announcement comes a year after the cathedral’s then-dean, the Rev. Gary Hall, said the 8-by-4-foot windows have no place in the soaring church as the country faces intense racial tensions and violence, even though they were intended as a healing gesture when they were installed.”   Washington National Cathedral, one of the country’s most... Continue Reading