Why the pro-life movement should unite behind the pain-capable 20-week abortion ban
Now is the time to come together as HR 36 is a thoughtful first step in righting a grievous wrong of the past 42 years.
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Recent US Opinion
Four reasons why I can’t support the 20-week abortion ban and you shouldn’t either
The pro-life movement and the GOP can do better than this. The rank and file pro-lifer deserves better legislation than H.R. 36, but if we advocates don't demand it, we will never get it.
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What Mother Teresa told me about abortion, and what to do about it
As a pastor I call upon other pastors and those who recognize the Bible to be an authoritative word of God, to be the voice of those who have none. It is time to boldly and lovingly stand for life.
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What would Martin Luther King, Jr. think of #BlackLivesMatter protests?
If the black community seeks to value lives, the best place to start is with the unborn. How can we love any, if we can’t love the least?
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Abortion’s dreadful toll on the black community thwarts Dr. King’s dream
As the nation pauses to remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., let us also remember that abortion has taken a dreadful toll on the African American community, which continues to be disproportionately targeted for abortion.
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The mission creep of dignity
Dignity, properly conceived, is not arbitrary or socially constructed in unique ways by collective will or vote.
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Marching for life: Defending life from its beginning to natural end
This anniversary reminds us that the ungodly act of violence against innocent unborn children is an act of violence affecting all of humanity.
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Religious liberty vs. erotic liberty — religious liberty is losing
We are now witnessing a direct and unavoidable collision between religious liberty with what is rightly defined as erotic liberty — a liberty claimed on the basis of sexual identity and activity.
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What Martin Luther King actually thought about homosexuality
The LGBT movement loves to claim the 'civil rights' flag. What would MLK have to say about that?
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We aren’t Charlie: the decline of satire and culture
Much of what passes as satire, whether it’s Charlie Hebdo, or to a lesser extent, the cartoon South Park here in the U.S., is offense for its own sake.
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