With moral confusion as the new normal, here’s what could be coming next
What society endorses will consummate in certain results.
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Rob Schwarzwalder
The abortion industry is in welcome crisis
Since 2011, at least 162 abortion providers have shut or stopped offering the procedure, while just 21 opened.
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The trouble with ‘persons’
The necessary and beneficial legal fiction that a corporation is a 'person' can be debated ad absurdum. The personhood of the unborn child cannot.
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Rubio is right: Christianity is increasingly designated ‘hate speech’
It is always encouraging when politicians speak truth boldly like this.
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Christian teaching is not ‘hateful’: the stakes are too high to be silenced by that label
To stand for truth is not hateful.
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Law firm forces out pro-family leader after he backed Indiana’s religious freedom law
It is a sad day for Indiana and for American law when a man as principled and talented as Curt Smith is de facto forced to leave his role with his employer because he believes that coercion and repression are not Hoosier values.
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Pro-life: Right policy. Good – and imperative – politics.
In the Republican Party, abortion is as settled as a difficult issue ever can be, and those vying for the party’s top electoral slot realize they must commit to defending life or fail in their effort to win the nomination.
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Welcome back to college, USA. Welcome back to gender-bending, Christian-hating craziness.
US colleges are making changes that smell of stupidity and hypocrisy.
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Will Obama’s new religious freedom ambassador be a true advocate for liberty?
I confess to having more than a few apprehensions.
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Illiberal liberalism
Sen. Blumenthal's bill would “make it harder when not impossible for states to enforce measures that protect women as well as unborn children."
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