Supreme Court Moves a Step Closer to Next Case
Court rules FDA regulations outdated.
The court said the law “effectively bans all medication abortions” because the FDA regulations are medically outdated. With a clarified decision from the Oklahoma Supreme Court, the U.S. Supreme Court can now consider whether to hear arguments in a case it granted for this term, Cline v. Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice, concerning the regulation of... Continue Reading
“Loving, Committed Multiple Partner Families”
The logic of the sexual revolution is playing itself out in the way defenders of “traditional” marriage and norms of sexual morality saw that it would
Today, fewer and fewer people on the liberal side of questions of marriage and sexual ethics are even pretending to have moral objections to polyamorous sexual relationships or their recognition. Increasingly, the pretense is not regarded as politically necessary. “Poly” groups no longer need to be pushed into the closet in order to depict redefining marriage... Continue Reading
Increasing Number Of Parents Opting To Have Children School-Homed
Parents of school-homed children say they relish the extra time they are able to spend away from their kids.
“The terrifying reality we’re facing is that the worst-equipped people you could possibly imagine may actually be forced to take care of their children,” Miller said. Parents who have decided to school-home their children have echoed many of Miller’s concerns. Most said that an alarming number of legal guardians such as themselves lack the most... Continue Reading
Is Same-Sex Marriage Battle Behind Attack On Hawaiian Churches?
Could the legal attack be tied to the churches’ outspoken support for biblical marriage?
ADF has called for the case to be dismissed, citing failure to meet detailed requirements of the statute the suit is built on. Plaintiffs, ADF said, haven’t “a single instance” of intentionally false documents filed by the churches. The main evidence plaintiffs cite simply shows churches potentially overstaying their contracted time slots. Hawaii atheists... Continue Reading
District Judge Resigns in Texting Case
Texas judge resigns after being caught texting instructions to prosecutors to help win convictions
Texas district Judge Elizabeth E. Coker is stepping down from the bench after being caught engaging in a massive perversion of justice. A whistleblower revealed that Corker was sending text messages to prosecutors with suggestions on questions to ask in court in order to secure a conviction. State District Judge Elizabeth E. Coker–who sits on the... Continue Reading
The Evangelical Work Ethic
Forget Weber. We don’t need social science to know that God cares about our work
Our culture’s hunger for meaning and dignity in everyday work is a window through which Christians can shine the light of the gospel. No civilization can grow and flourish when its people spend the vast majority of their waking hours in an activity they find meaningless. The deepest root of our economic crisis is that... Continue Reading
Islamists Storm Coptic Wedding – 4 Dead and 8 Injured
A Christian wedding ceremony in Cairo the target of terrorism
On one hand, the military can continue to demonize the Muslim Brotherhood and other Muslim “extremists”, for persecuting Christians (all the while looking the other way). The flip side of the coin is that by doing nothing, the military is in essence advocating for the Christian persecution, without needing to take any action themselves. ... Continue Reading
Fighting on Two Fronts: Biblical Belief under Siege at Home and Abroad
Only a small percentage of Muslims condone violence against Christians, but this small percentage equates to millions of Muslims.
With the zeal of a convert who has bitterly experienced Islam from the inside, Darwish called Islam a “top-heavy” religion without “confidence in itself” and an “insane and dysfunctional culture” that is “consumed with anger and envy.” “Peace is not an option” with a faith sacrificing the human rights of all, including women and children, for... Continue Reading
Teen Boy Harasses Girls in Their Bathroom, Colo. School Tells Girls They Have No Rights
Should 99.7% of our students lose their privacy and free speech rights just because .3% of the population are gender-confused?
Parents at the school, located near Colorado Springs, became irate when they learned that a teenage boy was entering girls’ bathrooms and, according to some students, even making sexually harassing comments toward girls he was encountering. When the parents confronted school officials, they were stunned to be told the boy’s rights as a self-proclaimed transgender... Continue Reading
Five Lessons About Sin From AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’
One of the main elements of ‘Breaking Bad,’ perhaps the driving element, was the destructive and ultimate dehumanizing effects of sin
I do believe that the series artfully and successfully depicted the “wages of sin” for a culture that is often uninterested in the consequences of real and present personal evil. We should be reminded that such a point is valuable and worth making, so much so that the Scriptures are full of examples of similar... Continue Reading
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