Auguste Meyrat is the senior editor of The Everyman and a contributor for The Federalist, The American Thinker, The American Conservative, and The Imaginative Conservative.
The hate label is being used so often that everyone is starting to take it for granted. Conservatives and Christians need to correct this soon before they're shut out of the public square altogether.
In his latest book, Taylor Marshall traces the decline of the Catholic Church and provides a much needed primer for Catholics wondering where things went wrong.
Secularists citing the theory of separating Church and State have not only effectively removed religion from the public sphere, but have created a hostile environment for religious believers.
Even if St. Paul seems to epitomize millennial ideals, he is actually its antithesis. Christians today could learn from his example along with the examples of those he converted.
