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  • Political hypocrisy, the war on churches and COVID

    Political hypocrisy, the war on churches and COVID

    The most recent example of mind-blowing hypocrisy goes one step further. The very same week that the Biden administration announced a massive vaccine mandate, Press Secretary Jen Psaki acknowledged that immigrants pouring through our borders did not need to be vaccinated. Can anyone possibly explain the rationale behind this? Anyone?

  • The internet as the ultimate waster of time

    The internet as the ultimate waster of time

    Have you ever spent 30 minutes or an hour (or much more) mindlessly surfing the Net, only to wonder, “What just happened to the time?” If so, you’re hardly alone, and you can be sure that things will only get worse in the days ahead – unless you are vigilant and disciplined.

  • When the larger culture abandons God and biblical values

    When the larger culture abandons God and biblical values

    He also said that the older generation would commonly admonish the younger generation to act with respect and dignity, pointing to the example of Dr. King. Now, he said, the young people hardly know who King is.

  • ‘Tax the rich’: When have we heard that before?

    ‘Tax the rich’: When have we heard that before?

    The problem, of course, was that life is not so simple, capitalism is not all evil, and life on a hippie commune was not everything it was cracked up to be. As for the American dream, the truth be told, the hippies quickly learned to be just as greedy, carnal, and materialistic as their much-despised parents.

  • A sobering (yet motivating) reality on the 20th anniversary of 9/11

    A sobering (yet motivating) reality on the 20th anniversary of 9/11

    His reply was strong and clear. Our troops were there first and foremost to protect American lives – meaning the lives of our citizens – and any military leader who put our troops before our citizens had no right to be in the military. Then he said this, “It is our job to protect those lives. If we die in the process, so be it. We would rather not die, but if we do, we do. That’s our job.”

  • No, the pro-life movement is not about controlling women

    No, the pro-life movement is not about controlling women

    As for the idea that the pro-life movement exists to enshrine “maximalist control over the sexual autonomy of women as a foundational principle of conservative rule,” this is a figment of the imagination of the pro-abortion movement.

  • The real attack against our children

    The real attack against our children

    This article is not meant to attack young people struggling with deep-seated gender confusion. To the contrary, it is meant to expose the attack on these young people.

  • Once again, a word to pro-life evangelicals who voted for Biden

    Once again, a word to pro-life evangelicals who voted for Biden

    This is the man you voted for. This is the man you helped put in office. This is the man you backed as pro-life Christians. And now he is pledging to fight for abortions with “a whole-of-government effort.” How do you feel about that?

  • Is Israel an apartheid state

    Is Israel an apartheid state

    The original Durban conference was hijacked by people and a terrorist-supporting agenda rife with antisemitism. Clearly, the organizers this year missed the irony of hosting a conference 11 days after the 20th anniversary of the infamous terrorist attacks of September 11.

  • An open letter to women who say ‘my body, my choice’

    An open letter to women who say ‘my body, my choice’

    Obviously, as a man, I cannot put myself in the shoes of these women. But I write this to say, “I can understand how you view people like me, and I can understand why, in your mind, abortion is often the most compassionate or, at least, most pragmatic choice.” I would only make this appeal to you: will you take a few more seconds and consider the pro-life side of things?

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