America awaits the decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on the Defense of Marriage Act and Proposition 8, out of California. But while we wait, the culture is slowing moving away from God's position on the issue of homosexuality.

Our future should not be shaped by law-breakers but by law-keepers. Our policies and future should not be purchased by atheist billionaire and globalist profiteer George Soros who has funded an "Evangelical Immigration Table," which is nothing but a bait and switch.

There is a very real possibility that Facebook is lying to its users in order to limit conservative points of view to advance and advocate the agenda of George Soros, one of its major investors.

Viewed through the lens of domestic politics, Obama's Syria epiphany looks conveniently timed to deflect attention from an ever-swelling wave of scandals: Benghazi-gate, IRS-gate, AP/Fox-gate, and now NSA-gate and State Department prostitution-gate.

Republicans In Name Only (RINOs) are causing great harm to the GOP, leaving behind conservative ideals that contributed to making America great.

The right has a seniority fetish. Conservatives are always looking to the next guy in line for leadership. The left doesn't have this problem.

Once considered a conservative governor due to signing SB 1070, which toughened up illegal immigration laws, Arizona's Governor Jan Brewer has now destroyed that reputation.

The secret to what ails both parties, and our politics, is a return to the 2000s, the days of compassionate conservatism and culture-war compromises.

Some Christians know they are going to heaven. Other Christians are pretty sure they are going there. Many unbelievers, meanwhile, assume they are going to heaven, or they simply don't believe that heaven is even a real place. Try asking 20 Christians and 20 unbelievers about their hope for the afterlife. You will start to see the science behind the assurance of salvation. In other words, there is knowledge to be gained through the systematic study of their responses.

As this Father's Day approaches, I've been thinking a lot about my own dad, and how blessed I was to have him in my life. I was born during the Depression; by today's standards, I guess you'd say we grew up in fairly deprived circumstances. I just didn't know it.