By Jeremiah G. Dys, Esq. There’s been no little buzz about the Grammy’s this past weekend.  From Taylor Swift being attacked to Natalie Grant walking out to that odd mass wedding thing Latifah officiated over.  There was plenty for the talking heads to yap about and more than enough fodder for Facebook to need to...

By Jeremiah G. Dys Perhaps by now, this is old news. Nonetheless, this piece by CBMW head-man Owen Strachan is worth re-reading at the outset of this week. Maybe some of you “read” this last week like many of us “read” things that others post on social media. We read the headline and a couple...

By Jeremy Dys When I see the head of the nation’s largest provider of abortion write in reference to the contraceptive mandate of Obamacare, “No one’s freedom to practice religion is compromised,” I tend to think she is attempting her best Obi Wan Kenobi, Jedi mind trick on the nation. But, this is not Tatooine...

    This week in the Washington Post, Al Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, penned an article in response to a recent RNS Op-ed by Jacob Lupfer.  Lupfer alleges that the recent uproar among evangelicals over the Obama administrations contraception mandate has less to do with religious liberty and more to do...

By Michael Berry: In 2003, the United States Supreme Court issued the landmark decision of Lawrence v. Texas, in which it declared Texas’ anti-sodomy law unconstitutional.  Homosexual rights advocates celebrated while those who support the traditional, Judeo-Christian view of the family lamented.  United States Senator Rick Santorum famously—perhaps infamously—observed: “If the Supreme Court says that you...

By Jeremiah G. Dys, Esq. Every Christmas, I seem to find new meaning in an old carol.  This year, it seems, I’ve heard the background of, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.”  It’s message of ultimate hope amid despair is staggering. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is remembered not only for his exquisite poetry, but also...