The philosophy of religious inclusion flows in a circle. It was crafted at a point in time by an extremely intelligent being, and it always circles back around to its founder. The logical progression of this worldview must ultimately flow back around to the one who dreamt it up.

On behalf of all the Suzy Homemaker's and Joe Six-Pack's who are my neighbors, I'd like to request a favor. Please, please, leave us alone.

In the last several elections, we've witnessed a failed campaign strategy in which the Republicans campaigned not on morality, but on prosperity. It was money over morality. As a result, a lying anti-American was given free reign—twice-- to wreck the country.

Political Islam is the major force shaping the Middle East region today, and a dangerous one at that. The real question is if it can be tamed, and what the West can do to bring about positive change during this pivotal time in history.

When we gaze across the pond at our European cousins, the general assumption is that we're looking at our future. From food and fashion to politics and culture, Europe is on the cutting edge – the avant-garde.

The nannies among us never stop. The latest example is an ad campaign out in California to encourage parents to feed their children healthier food. The ads include photoshopped pictures of children to make them look obese.

School officials all over the country are misusing zero-tolerance policies about violence in schools as a means to bully children and teachers. Their actions are over-the-top and they should be reprimanded or fired.

Governor Andrew Cuomo is vigorously pushing to legalize third-trimester abortion in New York. New York already leads the nation in abortion rates at 40 percent, but pro-abortion extremists are not satisfied and are working overtime to deregulate the industry throughout the state.

This year hundreds of evangelical Christians from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C. to worship, pray, and advocate for immigration reform. This advocacy effort was organized by a diverse coalition of evangelical pastors called the Evangelical Immigration Table, as part of an effort to unite evangelicals around immigration solutions based on Biblical values.