World’s oldest Methodist chapel to host homosexual ‘celebration’
John Wesley, founder of both Methodism and the chapel, called homosexuality 'dishonour to the body.'
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Articles for Month: July 2018
This Muslim group is raping, killing, and torturing Nigerian Christians. And it’s getting worse
The Fulani terrorists are more dangerous than Boko Haram right now.
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The Christian is immovable – and so is Christian doctrine
If God loves us just the way we are, religion is over.
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Mary Wagner jailed again, tells judge to think of ‘little elephant in the room’ – the unborn
The judge said the pro-life activist who enters abortion centers to save babies is a 'serial offender.'
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Cardinal Burke to head weeklong celebration at Wisconsin shrine he founded for Our Lady
'We are expecting to welcome thousands of pilgrims throughout these events.'
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No, Jonah Goldberg, you can’t support abortion and still be a conservative
If you accept the Declaration’s premises, the only question remaining is one of fact, not philosophy: are the preborn the same kind of “life” Thomas Jefferson was writing about? The inarguable answer is yes.
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First Church of Cannabis’ dream of sacramental weed goes up in smoke
Smoking pot – even when people really, really believe it to be a necessary part of their religious beliefs – is still illegal in Indiana and police there can arrest those caught toking on the herb superb.
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Pro-family Israelis protest Pride parade in port city
Protest called a modern-day attempt to recall Sodom and Gomorrah.
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It’s Roe V. Wade the movie versus The Daily Beast
Producers of a movie about a landmark Supreme Court of the United States abortion rights case are threatening legal action against a media outlet for alleged copyright infringement.
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Negative reactions to Cardinal’s assertion that priests ‘have no credibility’ on marriage prep
Recent comments from the Vatican’s chief family official saying priests lack credibility in preparing engaged couples for marriage risk undermining priests in their work, some are saying. A number also point out that the remarks by the Pope Francis-appointed cardinal depart from the teaching of Pope St. John Paul II.
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