A milestone in the sexual revolution
The US Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell v. Hodges is to the sexual revolution what the execution of Louis XVI was to the French Revolution. It has destroyed the mystique of marriage.
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Recent US Opinion
The Supreme Court’s chronological snobbery
Five justices of the Supreme Court cannot redefine marriage itself, not any more than Roe v. Wade could redefine the sanctity of human life.
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Supreme Court betrays us with illegitimate marriage ruling
Today's decision of the Supreme Court lacks both constitutional and moral authority. There is no eternal or natural law that allows for marriage to be redefined.
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Supreme Court coddles congress on Obamacare
While the Affordable Care Act has multiple problematic implications for religious freedom, the Court got this decision wrong based on an improper understanding of its role and erroneous view of the separation of powers.
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The Supreme Court’s marriage ruling is outright judicial activism. Here’s how to respond.
Today is a significant setback for all Americans who believe in the Constitution.
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This boy was supposed to be ‘incompatible with life,’ but now he’s 14
No doctor or person has the right to make a 'medical decision' to snuff out the life of a child simply because of a disability.
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Millennials, do you have the courage to stand on the ‘wrong side of history’?
The movement for marital restoration is beginning, and the chance for moral courage and a life daring to be countercultural is at hand.
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The ‘pro-choice’ lobby should be supporting ultrasound bills, not mocking governors who do
To those who oppose something as innocuous as a pro-life candidate calling ultrasounds 'cool,' I say: please stand down.
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Bigots and haters? Using conformity to normalize same-sex ‘marriage’
The gender identity movement has launched our society into a giant psychological experiment. The results of this experiment remain to be seen.
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Guttmacher: Only those who approve of abortion should monitor it
Guttmacher's argument that government entities should collect less data on abortion for fear that it might be used to make abortion look bad is simply disingenuous and smacks of desperation.
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