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Is maternal instinct merely a religious and social construct of a bygone era That s the inference of a New York Times essay by journalist and author Chelsea Conaboy
Is maternal instinct merely a religious and social construct of a bygone era That s the inference of a New York Times editorial from journalist and author Chelsea Conaboy
Republican Gov. Jim Justice on Friday signed into law a ban on abortions at all stages of pregnancy, making West Virginia the second state to enact a law prohibiting the procedure since the U.S. Supreme Court's June ruling overturning Roe v. Wade — the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide for nearly 50 years.
The Biden administration's recent move to redefine sex under Title IX anti-discrimination policy has drawn ire from Americans, but a recent report reveals the administration is taking a dangerous step to redefine pregnancy.
The Museum of the Bible has opened what curators say is one of the first exhibits to its scale illuminating the history of the Samaritan people group, which features an ancient stone inscription ...
Regent University received several national recognitions this week. The Virginia Beach, Virginia-based university has once again been named a "Top Tier" institution by U.S. News & World Report on its 2022-2023 Best Colleges Rankings.
She thought she was traveling from her hometown in Washington state to San Diego for a modeling job — one of her first gigs in the sports apparel world — but something truly sinister was in store. Jane Doe, one of the dozens of women trapped in a sex trafficking operation that lasted more than a decade, is speaking out about the dark chapter that radically changed the trajectory of her life.
A federal court rules that the state of New York may not close down a faith-based adoption agency for its religious beliefs.
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Albert Mohler spoke at the Family Research Council’s Pray, Vote, Stand Summit in Atlanta on Thursday
Mastriano’s dispute with his Lutheran constituents shows he’s equally willing to reject the voices of other Christians, particularly views often expressed by moderate and liberal Lutherans, Presbyterians, Methodists and others known collectively as “mainline” denominations. Although not as dominant as they once were, white mainline Protestants are nonetheless equal to the number of white evangelicals in the state.
