Monthly Archives: June 2016
The only bogus claims are those made by CAIR
The purpose of my Axis Mundi column in The Washington Times is to address issues, problems, solutions and encouragement for Christians about a range of issues that are important to faith and family. In the queue are drafts about ministers, … Continue reading
Common Core ties to Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia
“Where did Common Core come from?” is a question I often hear from parents as I travel the country speaking about the Islamic infiltration of America. Because in 2014-15 America, public school students via Common Core are: Participating in public … Continue reading
Christian persecution in Kenya: What Americans should know, do
The more than 145 Christians in Garrisa, Kenya, who were killed on April 2, 2015, were not the first or the last Christians who were marked for death by Muslims. The Al Shabaab Somali Muslims continue to attack villages throughout … Continue reading
Texas Voters Support Tenth Amendment, Governor Calls for Constitutional Convention
Texas Governor Greg Abbott earlier this year called for a “Convention of States,” keeping in line with one of the ballot propositions asserting Texas’s 10th Amendment rights. On March 1, Texas voters overwhelmingly passed four propositions, including Proposition 4, which states: Texas and … Continue reading
The Constitution Emphasizes God-given Limits to “Just” Political Power
America’s constitutional republic lies on the singular belief that the ultimate source for political authority is God, not man, which enables and makes possible democracy and just rule. Contrary to popular assumption, the God of the Bible did not establish … Continue reading
The Constitutional “Shall Nots” of Congress
Universal human rights are determined by government restraint. In what areas of human life should the government not be involved? What areas of life must the government not regulate, not restrain, not limit, not oversee, not implement, not subsidize, not … Continue reading
The Cost of Being a Christian in China: Being Buried Alive
China Aid, a Texas-based group, reported that on Monday a house church leader and his wife were buried alive by the Chinese government because they interfered with government officials destroying their church in Zhumadian, Henan province. On April 14, a government-backed … Continue reading
The Supreme Court’s Confusion About “Religion,” It Can’t Define It
Believe it or not, the U.S. Supreme Court has never actually defined “religion.” Nor has the Court ever defined “God.” In fact, the Court has established no standard for referring to “religion” other than evolving and inconsistent concepts. Many of … Continue reading
Russian MPs Sponsor Bill to Pay Women NOT to Have Abortions
The movement to ban abortion in Russia is growing, following a group of Russian Orthodox Church activists who in 2014 gathered 100,000 signatures for a petition that would ban on abortions in Russia. The 100,000 signatures were enough to propose a valid … Continue reading
Scholars Argue Roe v. Wade is Actually Un-Constitutional
On Jan. 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court (in Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton) legalized the procedure of abortion for any reason before “fetal viability,” which is loosely defined. The Court stipulated that abortion must be permitted for “health reasons” of the woman—up … Continue reading