October 7, 2014
Category: Christendom
October 2, 2014
Your theory of government opposes even smiling despotic power
By David Tulis You don’t go out of your way to read court cases on the theory that they are turgid, too long and give too much detail about …
September 30, 2014
Why I refuse to marry couples under state license
By Matt Trewhella Every year thousands of Christians amble down to their local county courthouse and obtain a marriage license to marry their future spouse. The file their paperwork …
September 23, 2014
Public schooling: Getting out is not enough
By Tammy Drennan I talked with a young lady the other day – 14-years-old – who loves horses and aims to own stables and teach riding, among other things. …
September 16, 2014
Do Christian people really want revival in U.S.?
By David Fowler For the last several years, I’ve increasingly heard Christians comment about the need for revival in America. “We need to turn back to God,” they say. …
September 8, 2014
U.S. judge defends authority of states to define marriage
By David Tulis The argument for marriage comprises odd elements often claimed by those making revolution against it. ➤ Marriage favors diversity, because man and woman are diverse, whereas …
September 8, 2014
More uproarious than Cathy on gays: Chick-fil-A’s rule about Lord’s Day
By David Tulis Public interest in Chick-fil-A’s founding ideas intensified in recent days over its chief executive’s plain-spoken approval of husbands and wives and the rejection that view implies …
September 6, 2014
U.S. law denies Moors right to build mosques, attorney tells Tenn. group
Feb. 18, 2013, Act for America chapter talk, Fayetteville, Tenn. from Publius Huldah on Vimeo. 35 minutes. By Tim Brown A retired attorney and JAG who goes the name …