Ted Cruz, like Donald Trump, is also talking a lot about Christianity. He says, “we should not be ashamed of Christ,” begins his campaign appearances with prayer, and regularly cites 2 Chronicles 7:14. See details after the jump. Does he go too far in mingling
Catholics and LWF Lutherans have released a common liturgy to be used for joint services, with both a Catholic and a Lutheran celebrant, to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 1517. (Both conservative Lutherans and conservative Catholics will find unity in the response
The Inspector General for intelligence has released a finding that Hillary Clinton’s unsecured e-mails included dozens of classified messages, including some that were rated higher than top secret. Mishandling information at that level was what former CIA director David Petraeus was prosecuted for, including violating
Donald Trump addressed Liberty University, calling on Christians to “band together” and promising that “we’re going to protect Christianity.” He also cited his favorite Bible verse: “Two Corinthians, 3:17, that’s the whole ballgame … is that the one you like?” (“Now the Lord is the
Donald Trump really could win the Republican nomination. Bernie Sanders really could win the Democratic nomination. What if either one of them were elected? If you support neither of these candidates, if they were the nominees, which would you vote for? Of the two, which
As you may have heard, Planned Parenthood has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president, also giving her $20 million. But isn’t Planned Parenthood a non-profit organization and so forbidden, like Christian ministries, from overt political involvement? And since one-third of its income comes from the government,
Mother Teresa, who devoted her life to the service of the poor and the dying, has become almost synonymous with goodness and saintliness, and, indeed, her canonization is imminent. But some people have an almost fanatical hatred for her. Why? The main reason is because
Columnist Mona Charen gives some useful perspective on the question of whether we are really in the middle of an “epidemic of gun violence.” She also gives a multitude of facts on the gun controversy, and she critiques the way journalists are covering the issue.
Now a lawsuit is claiming that Marco Rubio is not eligible to be president, under Article 2 of the Constitution, since neither of his parents were citizens at his birth. I would say that he is, since he was born in this country. Under the
I wasn’t able to watch the Democratic presidential candidate debate. If you did, please report.
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