Category: Family Matters

A story from the Netherlands illustrates the ultimate goal of the gay rights movement internationally, and I would say in this country as well:
REUSEL, Netherlands, February 24, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The Dutch priest who refused Communion on February …

My latest piece is up at PJM:
In Harrisburg, the capital city of Pennsylvania, crime has become such a problem that Stanley Lawson of the NAACP has asked Governor Ed Rendell to call in the National Guard …

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Thought on Christian parents, kids, and public schools.

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Michelle McGinty sympathizes with Richard Cizik on Civil Unions, writing:
I guess this means I’m off the reservation because I think it’s reasonable to support civil unions as a compromise position especially given the fact that we live in a …

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On Obama’s “Lipstick on a Pig” gaffe coupled with a …

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McCain flirts with the possibility of a pro-choice Vice-Presidential Candidate taking pro-life voters for granted and backtracking on a prior statement. 

A theological counterpart of Jeremiah Wright  will serve as CEO of the Democratic Convention. (Hat Tip: …

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Barack Obama wants government education beginning early-soon after birth. (Hat Tip: Education Watch.)

Obama has a plan to take us back to the 1970s with more than half the income of top earners going to the government, …

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Why Obama’s decision to leave his church smacks of politics.

Why Hillary supporters are wrong to make a stink about the DNC decision to admit half of Florida and Michigan’s delegates.

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Fred Thompson, in his latest blog post, gets it right in his chiding of arrogant judges in California, but then goes awry with his criticism of a marriage Amendment, writing:
Nationally, as a result of this case, there will undoubtedly …