Biden needs a moral compass for his foreign policy
When a nation’s foreign policy is freed from a moral GPS, and without any coherent foreign policy doctrine, there are all sorts of initiatives to fill the void.
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Another way to look at an unfavorable lawsuit
Whatever the outcome, if we remember that the ultimate outcome for all things will be decided before the throne of God, we have the victory already. This truth led John Quincy Adams to say: “Duty is ours; results are God’s.”
Pray for a thick skin and a soft heart
Love for enemies is just another aspect of the “foolishness” of the Gospel. But the foolishness of God is stronger than man.
'Love your enemies' is a command, not a suggestion
Love for enemies is just another aspect of the “foolishness” of the Gospel. But the foolishness of God is stronger than man.
Bidenomics: Over tax, overspend, and inflate
It's been said that America has the greatest debt in the world–it's all outstanding! It's also getting bigger. Like a hungry monster, Washington's appetite for taxing and spending is never satisfied.
The Prophetic Spirit and Responsible Entrepreneurialism
Columnist Chris Dorsey explores how many Christians remain staunchly committed to, or at least tacitly accepting of, the unbridled pursuit of wealth. As a Christian leader, he is uncomfortable with the uncritical alignment between faith and profit found in the “entrepreneurial spirit.”
Hardcore porn: The mortal enemy of humanity — women and men
The responses of the Oxford students are revelatory. They overwhelmingly affirmed the belief that porn bears “responsibility for the objectification of women,” the “marginalization of women,” and “sex and violence against women.”
Banned Books Week list bans the Bible
The fact that they ban our book shows that force and manipulation are all they have.
Unconscionable: New bill proves Democrats are okay with abortion up until birth
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives passed an abortion expansion bill that deserves the full attention of the American people. This bill is so morally bankrupt that the hackneyed terms used to express political outrage, such as “extreme” and “radical,” fail to capture the gravity of the bill’s implications.
The Constitution under fire
I agree with William Gladstone, the distinguished 19th century Prime Minister of England, who declared, The American Constitution is, so far as I can see, the most wonderful work ever struck off at a ...
