The meeting was held with the leaders of all 15 Orthodox Churches to commemorate the 1,025th anniversary of the “Baptism of Russia” – the official adoption of Christianity and establishment of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kievan Rus by Prince Vladimir in 988 A.D. Orthodox leaders at the meeting also condemned the growing secularist suppression... Continue Reading

“As the government and the [court] majority see it, religious rights are more limited than other kinds of First Amendment rights,” he wrote. “All groups can enjoy secular free expression and rights to assembly, but only ‘religious organizations’ have a right to religious liberty. … Our Constitution recognizes the free exercise of religion as something... Continue Reading

In Norwich, Green Man not only hides in the shadows of the Church of England’s cathedral but also is displayed in shop windows and jewelry shops and as pieces of art, such as paintings and sculpture. “Norwich is kind of a microcosm of England,” Lucas said. “As far as Christian history is concerned, England used... Continue Reading

According to relatives who moved thousands of miles away and are currently alienated from much of the family, Husmer has never once taken a major professional or financial risk, choosing instead to “coast through life” by putting considerable time and effort into his rewarding marriage, playing an active role in his two children’s lives, and... Continue Reading

What’s at the root of this movement to back away from moral issues?…When you advocate for moral causes like protecting the unborn, or school choice, or freeing the slaves, a bunch of people are not going to like you…But young evangelicals have gotten the idea that being a Christian should not involve any sort of... Continue Reading

Postmodernism states there is no objective truth, and to insist that there is (in this case, judicial law, juries, trial, evidence) is to impose violence. Postmodernism says that one’s experience and emotions are sufficient to weigh ‘reality’ whatever that is. So “in our hearts” is sufficient. Zimmerman is guilty because “we feel that he is.”... Continue Reading

The study suggests the rising rate stems from a snowball effect. As the baby boom generation greys, it represents the “first cohort to divorce and remarry in large numbers during young adulthood.” Married people who have previously been divorced are 2.5 times more likely to divorce again, so as baby boomers enter their second or... Continue Reading

There is no separating the person of Jesus Christ from the God of Scripture. To suggest that Jesus Christ is divided against the God of Scripture is to create a fictional Jesus – one who does not exist. Likewise, the Bible affirms that Jesus is the Word made flesh and moreover, that Jesus is the revelation... Continue Reading

But in a society that has moved to a stunning degree away from pro-choice identification and toward some form of pro-life conviction, it may also be that the American moral sense, short as its reach is, uncertain as its effects are, will, after much travail and division, shelter the babies that now spin, kick, and... Continue Reading

Lt. Col. Kenneth Reyes recently wrote an essay entitled, “No Atheists in Foxholes: Chaplains Gave All in World War II.”….When Reyes referenced this famous line in his essay, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) contacted the base commander, Col. Brian Duffy, demanding he take action on Reyes’s “anti-secular diatribe.” MRFF’s letter says that by Reyes’s... Continue Reading