Constitutional Rights

“In Obergefell v. Hodges, five justices, without the slightest warrant in the text, logic, structure, or historical understanding of the Constitution presumed to declare unconstitutional [...]

 I receive loads of mail in response to my weekly nationally syndicated column. Some recent mail has been quite disturbing. Here’s a sample: “Given your support of freedom on a […]

I am re-posting this blog in honor of free speech in American.  When I became a Christian, I did not check my constitutional rights at the door.  Each reader can […]

Photo Credit: Kyle Plantz, The Hill, September 3, 2015. An organization known as The Center for Medical Progress shocked the nation in the summer of 2015 with its undercover videos […]

Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, writing in the September issue of The Atlantic, explain the concept of “microaggressions” and how efforts to create “safe spaces” can [...]

I am passing along this information for Lucy Karen Clay, founder of The Simplicity Project, and others who value the sanctity of human life. “John J. Hooker has sued the […]

The victors of war write its history in order to cast themselves in the most favorable light. That explains the considerable historical ignorance about our war of 1861 and panic […]

Present Realities in Secular Bans against Religious Reasoning “A foundational principle of academia is that religion is a private matter, never to be discussed in the public square. Citing [...]

“One cannot read the works of historians Nathan Hatch and Mark Noll without conceding that Christianity generally, and Protestantism specifically, have shaped American culture profoundly. [...]

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of […]