Abortion Absolutism

Abortion advocates have long told the world that they will accept any truth that is proven by science. An important story from Life News reveals that this is not, in fact, the case. Micaiah Bilger writes, “Terri O’Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, was a guest on KIRO...

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Mohler: Putting Pressure on the Holdouts

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In recent days an ominous article appeared in The Atlantic by Ibby Caputo and Jon Marcus. They are arguing—essentially—that Christian institutions have foregone federal aid simply to avoid the federal regulations in terms of reporting on sexual assault and banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. But that’s not true. It’s...

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Chen: Executive Overreach

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Our founders created a system of government with careful checks and balances between its three branches.  But President Obama has stampeded over this careful design with his unilateral use of executive power. The president’s defenders argue that he hasn’t used the executive order any more than his predecessors. But the...

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Mohler: It Won’t Stop in California

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There are many religious liberty issues that are looming on the horizon, but none more urgent than what’s going on in California. And that has to do with what is known as Senate Bill 1146. The bill raises a number of problems, namely: It would prevent Christian colleges and universities...

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Medved: Troubled Parties, Divided by Race

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Republicans draw frequent criticism for their weak performance among blacks, Latinos and Asians, with Donald Trump, like Mitt Romney before him, losing non-white voters by a crushing margin of three to one. But few observers note that Democrats also perform poorly among the majority of voters who define themselves as...

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Mohler: And Now Sermons Are Up for Scrutiny

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The state of Iowa is now the latest battleground for religious liberty. William Petroski, reporting for the Des Moines Register, wrote, “Two conservative Iowa churches contend the Iowa Civil Rights Commission is violating their rights to free speech and religious liberty by censoring their views on human sexuality and forcing...

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Hewitt: The Court

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I would not have picked Donald Trump as my party’s nominee. But I am going to vote for him. At the end of a primary cycle with more twists and turns and drama than any other contest in my adult lifetime, we have been left with a choice between Hillary...

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Davenport: Why the Economy Is not Growing

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A recent report concluded that the federal government added 43 major new regulations last year, increasing regulatory costs by more than $22 billion.  This brings the Obama regulatory record to a stunning 299 major new regulations at a cost greater than $100 billion per year. And expect another surge in...

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