...There is a name for a legal system that punishes people for refusing to repeat the state's beliefs. That name is compulsion. And history has shown us--compulsion never stops with one man.

Trial by jury is as old as 829 AD in France, but according to some, the system could be traced back to the law of Moses. That would mean 1400 years before Christ.

Most of the terrible social ills found in the West today have one main driving factor behind them: the love of money and the lust for riches...There is heaps of money to be made in the trans movement:

Religion plays a larger part in the lives of Republican voters than in the lives of their Democratic counterparts, according to a new survey...66% of Republicans believe "with absolute certainty" in God...

...Was it misplaced idealism to welcome in millions of the world’s poorest, who would soon make it even more difficult for the nation’s citizen poor to find affordable housing and health care?

...Shame on the West for pressuring Israel to make peace with people who wish them dead. It is delusional to believe that a Palestinian State would lead to peace in the Middle East. That is utter nonsense.

...Interestingly enough, Saint Nicholas and his legend began in the early church. The stories wove their way through the Middle Ages, and even the Reformation. Those stories still live with us today.

...Though our culture might tell us otherwise—the main point of the holiday season isn’t buying gifts, decorating our Christmas tree, throwing parties, or even doing fun activities with our kids.

...People devote their lives to Alabama football, eating, sleeping and breathing it year-round.  It’s little wonder that sports fanaticism has a religious fervor today.

...Looking back on 2025, we see a year of commas, not periods. Not much has been settled in the last year. Almost all major news stories pose the question “So what’s next?”

Six years ago, Päivi Räsänen wrote a tweet that changed the course of her life—and is still, to this day, challenging the definition of religious freedom in Europe.

There are moments when a proposal is presented as pure common sense that few stop to ask questions: At what cost? Today, that moment is the  push for mandatory age verification across the internet.

Christianity proclaims a God who is love...This produced a political philosophy that creates a limited government that seeks to secureicitizen rights...Islam begins from the opposite premise.

...Speaking to the members and leaders of the church, five characteristics that led to growth in this rural church stand out that could be practiced anywhere by churches of any size.

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision against a group of Amish parents and school leaders who challenged the state of New York’s vaccine mandates for schools, ruling that the court must...

There are moments in history when global events suddenly shift from ordinary news to something that feels weightier--something that brushes close to the patterns described in Scripture. And right now...

Globally, Christians face an unprecedented surge in persecution. Over the last decade, violence and oppression targeting Christians have reached heights not seen in recent history.

...For too long, the Court has winked at these constitutional violations by applying its made-up doctrine of “strict scrutiny,” which provides that supposedly benign racial discrimination is permissible...