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No one is better off dead. We’re all better off loved. As someone adopted from the foster care system, I …
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Florida Abortion Advocacy Group Seeks to Amend State Constitution to Codify What Opponents Say is Unrestricted Abortion
No law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as …
Read More »Hypocritical Leftists Won’t Condemn Islamic Terrorists Yet Demand That Israel STOP Defending Itself
You’d think that there are some events so horrific that we can all agree on a response, Star Parker said …
Read More »Georgia Supreme Court Upholds the State’s Pro-Life Law — The Lower Court Erred in Striking It Down
In Texas, unborn babies are counted as part of the population. Women can seek child support while pregnant, and parents …
Read More »Christian Healthcare Centers Asks Appeals Court to Protect Its Right to Practice According to Its Faith
Christian Healthcare Centers in Michigan is a non-profit ministry that wants to actually operate as a Christian ministry. That means …
Read More »Star Parker: We Must Restore ‘Veritas’ at Our Universities
According to a survey done by the Harvard Crimson in 2022, 80% of the faculty at Harvard University self-identified as …
Read More »Federal Court: Christian School Can Participate in Universal Preschool Program Without Compromising Religious Beliefs
The Colorado Department of Early Childhood has a new universal preschool program and requires all schools that participate to comply …
Read More »What BCN Needs from Clergy Network Pastors
Black Community News (BCN) is the Center for Urban Renewal and Education‘s (CURE) news blog and also a source of …
Read More »Christian Baker Jack Phillips Warns Other Artists About Government-Compelled Speech
Christian baker Jack Phillips is an expert on defending religious freedom by now. He spent the last decade filing briefs …
Read More »Girls in Government Schools in Idaho Won’t Have to See Boys in Their Restrooms
A court that previously issued an injunction against a law in Idaho that bars students from using facilities in government …
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