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With Roe Overturned, There is No Place for the Pro-Life Movement to Hide

Even though Roe v. Wade has finally been overturned, the fight for protecting the sanctity of life is still not over. The question is, will the Pro-Life movement continue to fight with the same fervor as when they had a near-insurmountable foe for so long?

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Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

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Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

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Our Light When all Other Lights Go Out

Something horrible was recently discovered in our nation's capital, but on this Easter Sunday let remember that the light and glory of the risen Lord will ultimately reveal what was hidden.

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Hollywood's Accidental Pro-Life Movie- A Retrospective of The Island

Hollywood is not known for making movies that don't tow the pro-abortion narrative, but every now and then they do- sort of. Michael Bay's 2008 movie The Island is about one thing, but it inadvertently makes a strong pro-life case.

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How Religious Exemptions Reveal a Troubling Trend

No matter what vaccine or other medical mandates will come our way, as Christians we must never allow our consciences to be subject to anything other than Christ and his commandments.

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Beware the Chimera of a Moderate Victory

While the Glenn Youngkin and Winsome Sears victory in Virginia was a great day for Conservatives, they need to calm down a bit. We've seen victories like this before, and they aren't always all they're cracked up to be.

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The Meaning of Ordered Liberty in a Constitutional Republic

Americans have traditionally felt a shared sense of identity, that was held together by our history, our Constitution, and the liberties we enjoy. Recently, these ideals are being seriously put to the test. What lessons can we learn from history?

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The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

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With Roe Overturned, There is No Place for the Pro-Life Movement to Hide

Even though Roe v. Wade has finally been overturned, the fight for protecting the sanctity of life is still not over. The question is, will the Pro-Life movement continue to fight with the same fervor as when they had a near-insurmountable foe for so long?

Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

Our Light When all Other Lights Go Out

Something horrible was recently discovered in our nation's capital, but on this Easter Sunday let remember that the light and glory of the risen Lord will ultimately reveal what was hidden.

Hollywood's Accidental Pro-Life Movie- A Retrospective of The Island

Hollywood is not known for making movies that don't tow the pro-abortion narrative, but every now and then they do- sort of. Michael Bay's 2008 movie The Island is about one thing, but it inadvertently makes a strong pro-life case.

How Religious Exemptions Reveal a Troubling Trend

No matter what vaccine or other medical mandates will come our way, as Christians we must never allow our consciences to be subject to anything other than Christ and his commandments.

Beware the Chimera of a Moderate Victory

While the Glenn Youngkin and Winsome Sears victory in Virginia was a great day for Conservatives, they need to calm down a bit. We've seen victories like this before, and they aren't always all they're cracked up to be.

The Meaning of Ordered Liberty in a Constitutional Republic

Americans have traditionally felt a shared sense of identity, that was held together by our history, our Constitution, and the liberties we enjoy. Recently, these ideals are being seriously put to the test. What lessons can we learn from history?

The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

With Roe Overturned, There is No Place for the Pro-Life Movement to Hide

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