Cities learn hard lessons of going wet
January 20, 2011
Several Alabama cities are seeing the results of the past years’ legislative push to expand alcohol sales across the state. As opponents of the legislation
Calif. war memorial cross ruled unconstitutional
January 20, 2011
SAN DIEGO — A federal appeals court ruled Jan. 4 a veterans’ memorial featuring a 43-foot cross on California’s Mount Soledad is unconstitutional. “The use
Abortions surpass 53 million in U.S.
January 20, 2011
At some point in 2010 — 37 years removed from the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision — a doctor in the United States performed
European court rules no right to abortion
January 13, 2011
Pro-life advocates welcomed a legal ruling that refused to find there is a European right to abortion in a case that had been labeled the
Congressional Pro-life Caucus co-chairs named
January 13, 2011
WASHINGTON — Reps. Chris Smith, R.-N.J., and Dan Lipinski, D.-Ill., have been named co-chairs of the Congressional Pro-life Caucus in the next Congress. Smith, who
Being pro-life means acting in a pro-life way
January 13, 2011
Is your church pro-life? As a body, are you encouraging each other not only to think in a pro-life way but also to act in
New Orleans Seminary launches new institute to study issues of faith and public square
January 6, 2011
At a time when people of faith often are relegated to the sidelines in public policy discussions, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) is launching
‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ repeal becomes law, homosexual activists celebrate
January 6, 2011
President Obama signed into law Dec. 22 a repeal of the ban on open homosexuality in the military, putting his stamp of approval on what
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