Reid Collins: Family Night
Tuesday the public school teachers of Madison, New Jersey, were told to belay all homework assignments for the next day. After-school sports activities, practices, games, whatever, were shortened in order
Stem cells from teeth could help combat diabetes
A new study has found that dental stem cells could offer a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes, it has emerged. It is hoped that the research, which revealed that
Bunnies in a Blender
Bunnies in a Blender
Chuck Colson: Vigilant at Vanderbilt – Defending Religious Rights
If you’re a Christian nursing student, you shouldn’t have to sign away your faith. Read more …
Thanks to Lutheran Educators
My appreciation for Lutheran school teachers grew exponentially at the seminary in St. Louis. I had to be one for a day! Part of my course work required “student teaching”
Kathryn Lopez: New Direction for Pregnant Teens
“What can you do to stem the tide of teen pregnancy?” Jacquelyn Wideman asks from New York City, where the rate is at least 12 percent higher than the national
Mike Adams: Multiple “Choice” Questions
Taking a sociology class is always tough – especially when the professor claims to be your moral superior while simultaneously advocating abortion. I would recommend that you temper your remarks
Abortion Billboard Attacked
(The Patriot Post, 3/4/11) Cowardice? Political correctness? Or just flat out censorship? No doubt all three played a role in the recent removal of a pro-life billboard in Manhattan. The
Michael Kirke: There is no place in British law for Christian beliefs, say judges
This was inevitable – and it is only beginning. kde kupim ivermectin Everyone is blaming the judges for the decree handed down by the High Court in Britain on Monday
Dr. Tony Beam: Why Aren’t Black Leaders Outraged Over Abortion?
The outrage in the black community over a New York billboard that proclaims a message that is undeniably true baffles me. A group called Life Always, based out of Austin,