Opinion

• Here Are 8 Freedoms to Thank God for This Independence Day The Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, and announced the separation of the thirteen American colonies from Great Britain. With this, a new nation was formed—the United States of... Jul 03, 2018

  

  Here Are 8 Freedoms to Thank God for This Independence Day
• Transgender Fury: So Much for Civil Discourse You’ve heard the old saying that starts, “Hell hath no fury”? It pretty well describes today’s transgender activists. Jul 03, 2018

  

  Transgender Fury: So Much for Civil Discourse
• July 4 Terror Plot Thwarted in Cleveland FBI officials announced yesterday that they prevented a terror attack planned for July 4 in Cleveland. Jul 03, 2018

  

  July 4 Terror Plot Thwarted in Cleveland
• Here are Practical Steps We Can Take to Help Those Caught in the Border Crisis I’ve heard people on both sides of the aisle arguing about the issues at the border. Democrats and Republicans are shouting about the injustices, and the nation feels as divided as ever. And yet, we can all agree on one thing –... Jul 02, 2018

  Here are Practical Steps We Can Take to Help Those Caught in the Border Crisis
• Religious Liberty: A US Birthright for Conservatives and Progressives Alike As Americans pause on July 4 to celebrate the anniversary of their independence, the world’s oldest democracy should take stock of its ongoing debates over religious freedom. A cornerstone of the Bill of Rights, the First... Jul 02, 2018

  Religious Liberty: A US Birthright for Conservatives and Progressives Alike
• Justice Kennedy’s Retirement, Part 2: What It Might Mean for Religious Freedom On Friday, we talked about how Justice Kennedy’s retirement might shape the future of abortion in America. And another issue could be dramatically affected as well. Jul 02, 2018

  Justice Kennedy’s Retirement, Part 2: What It Might Mean for Religious Freedom
• John Adams Thought Today Would Be Independence Day On July 3, Adams wrote to his beloved wife, Abigail: “The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America.” Jul 02, 2018

  John Adams Thought Today Would Be Independence Day
• Justice Kennedy’s Long Awaited Retirement: What it Means for Life and Religious Freedom The news from the Supreme Court keeps rolling in, and Justice Kennedy’s announcement means we’re looking at a long, heated summer. Jun 29, 2018

  Justice Kennedy’s Long Awaited Retirement: What it Means for Life and Religious Freedom
• 5 People Slain in Shooting at Office of Capital Gazette Newspaper in Annapolis, MD Four employees died at the scene; a fifth person died at a hospital. Three others were wounded. Jun 29, 2018

  5 People Slain in Shooting at Office of Capital Gazette Newspaper in Annapolis, MD
• How Not to Pray: Two Correctives from Christ This article is an excerpt from my book, The Prayer that Turns the World Upside Down: The Lord’s Prayer as a Manifesto for Revolution. This post is the second in an eight part series on the Lord’s Prayer. Jun 29, 2018

  How Not to Pray: Two Correctives from Christ