After the SCOTUS decision on homosexual so-called marriage, we had a vigorous discussion about bakers, florists and photographers serving same sex couples. I stressed the impossibility of winning these cases under the current laws of general applicability and laws of public accommodation. Rob Muise of
Over the years, we’ve learned that activists have a tendency to exaggerate stories or bend statistics…. All in a good cause, right? No. When this story was circulating, we avoided it because it didn’t pass the smell test. It fit too nicely into our caricature
After the Obergefell v. Hodges, decision churches are rightfully worried about freedom of religion, free speech, tax-exempt status and compulsion to perform same-sex “marriages”. Now we’re told we have to be worried about insurance coverage? In the aftermath of Obergefell v. Hodges, pastors and church members
The substance of the American debate on homosexuality is over. It’s been over since the Windsor decision two years ago. But this Friday’s finale by the Supreme Court has put the exclamation point on it us. After major public debates in the past, even in
Praying the Rosary
Familiarize yourself with the prayers of the rosary.
