Guest Commentary

• The Lessons of the Masterpiece Cakeshop Case--for Both Sides Let’s start with with the lesson for culture warriors on the left: Religious objections to state policies have to be handled without prejudice. Jun 07, 2018

  

  The Lessons of the Masterpiece Cakeshop Case--for Both Sides
• In Red-state Oklahoma, Marijuana Ballot Question Splits People of Faith The vote — which will take place on the state’s primary day for governor and other state and federal offices — resulted from a petition signed by nearly 68,000 voters and presented to state officials two years ago. Jun 07, 2018

  

  In Red-state Oklahoma, Marijuana Ballot Question Splits People of Faith
• Has Connecticut Betrayed Its Rich Contribution to the Constitution? There are plans afoot, including by politicians in Connecticut, to effectively abolish the Electoral College. It’s a plan for liberals to hitherto control the presidency. Jun 06, 2018

  

  Has Connecticut Betrayed Its Rich Contribution to the Constitution?
• What We Can Learn about Prayer on the 74th Anniversary of D-Day As we mark the 74th anniversary of D-Day Wednesday – a pivotal day when Allied forces landed in France to begin the liberation of Europe from the Nazis in World War II – I’m reminded how this historical moment wouldn’t have... Jun 06, 2018

  What We Can Learn about Prayer on the 74th Anniversary of D-Day
• Deputy Says He Saved Little Girl from Burning Building 'By the Grace of God' A Texas deputy who ran into a burning house and saved a toddler trapped inside says God helped him that day. Jun 06, 2018

  Deputy Says He Saved Little Girl from Burning Building 'By the Grace of God'
• Four Iranian Christians Set to Begin Ten-year Prison Sentences The four Iranian Christians who saw their ten-year prison sentences upheld by an appeal court earlier this month are expecting to have to report to prison any day now. Jun 06, 2018

  Four Iranian Christians Set to Begin Ten-year Prison Sentences
• Arrested for Praying, Released Detainee Now Prays about Next Steps Born in China to Korean parents, Kim Hak Song came to the United States in the mid-1990s, got his citizenship and attended seminary. It was while studying, he said, that he had developed an interest in North Koreans’ plight. Jun 06, 2018

  Arrested for Praying, Released Detainee Now Prays about Next Steps
• Church Suspends Sacraments as Deadly Ebola Outbreak Spreads An Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo last month has led Roman Catholics to stop administering several sacraments temporarily in an attempt to keep the deadly disease from spreading. Jun 06, 2018

  Church Suspends Sacraments as Deadly Ebola Outbreak Spreads
• Supreme Court Overturns Lower Court Ruling Allowing Immigrant to Obtain Abortion The Supreme Court voted unanimously this week to vacate a lower court ruling that allowed an undocumented teen to get an abortion. Jun 05, 2018

  Supreme Court Overturns Lower Court Ruling Allowing Immigrant to Obtain Abortion
• On Tiananmen Anniversary, China Detains Dozens of Christians in Sichuan International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that on June 4 at 3:30 pm, local authorities raided Autumn Rain Covenant Church in Sichuan, China to summon pastor Wang Yi and preacher Li Yingqiang ahead of their scheduled... Jun 05, 2018

  On Tiananmen Anniversary, China Detains Dozens of Christians in Sichuan