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The mainstreaming of homosexuality continues apace, and with it, the erosion of our religious freedom. Perhaps worse is the left’s determination …
Read More »Will This 'Rebel' State Defy the U.S. Supreme Court?
The South Carolina legislature passed a law in 1996 affirming marriage as the union between one man and one woman. …
Read More »Justice Roy Moore Just Issued This Order About U.S. Supreme Court's Homosexual 'Marriage' Ruling
Alabama Republicans earlier this year attempted to protect judges, clergy, and others who declined involvement with certain civil ceremonies on …
Read More »WATCH: Is the GOP in Chaos?
During an appearance on EWTN News Nightly, CURE’s Star Parker said that based on the most recent presidential debate, the Republican …
Read More »Is 'Marriage Equality' Coming to THIS Group?
The only difference between redefining marriage to include two people of the same sex and redefining it to include three …
Read More »Relentless: What the Homosexual Lobby Wants to Do in North Carolina
Despite the legalization of homosexual “marriage” in the United States, homosexuals are still attempting to shut down public disapproval of their …
Read More »WATCH: What Sen. Marco Rubio Will Do With Obama's Policies If Elected President
Speaking of abortion’s absence in the U.S. Constitution, Sen. Marco Rubio recently talked about this issue on CBN. Sen. Rubio, a pro-lifer, …
Read More »Defending the ‘Conjugal’ View of Marriage
What Is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense, by by Sherif Girgis, Ryan T. Anderson, Robert P. George, did more than defend marriage. …
Read More »Will Rubio Fight for Conservative Principles?
I have written numerous laudatory columns about Marco Rubio, the young Republican senator from Florida, now a serious presidential contender. …
Read More »If This Bill Becomes Law, It’s Bad News for Christians
With the weakening of religious freedom in America, Christians must be vigilant. President Barack Obama has thrown his support behind …
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