Month: January, 2014

The Grammys and the Myth of Marriage Equality

In a tribute to “marriage equality,” Sunday night’s Grammy Awards featured the “on-air wedding of [33] couples — gay, straight,

Mother Teresa shared her burden for the unborn, where she humbly asked American women to give “until it hurts” of

This past week America honored both the life and noble work of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., a Bible-believing

For millions of Americans, politics has lost its meaning. There is growing dissatisfaction with both party organizations. More and more

The British Museum has put on display a 4,000-year-old Cuneiform tablet that recounts specific instructions for building a giant vessel

A new study on Christian attitudes toward dating and marriage reveals a broad acceptance for cohabitation, premarital sex and a

It doesn’t appear to be a coincidence that the Obama administration is now targeting D’Souza for minor campaign finance violations.

South Korea’s state news agency has reported that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has executed the entire family of

The Imago Dei campaign is the latest among a handful of emerging faith-friendly initiatives attempting to defuse heated conversations among

A man was out driving in the country during a heavy rainstorm when he came across an old farmer who