When "progressives" speak of America as having rights, but leave God out as the source of our rights, they are not accurately reflecting what America's founders stood for. They open the door for tyranny.
What has been the fallout from the Supreme Court's "Roe" decision on abortion in 1973, which has undermined the right to life---enshrined in our nation's birth certificate? Here are examples of that fallout.
The hymn "Amazing Grace" is 250 years old this month. There's a link between it and the evangelical push to end slavery in the British Empire, which eventually helped push the end to slavery in America too.
There's a repeated tragic story. Some young mother kills her newborn because she doesn't want to be a mother. But she could simply give that baby away through the "safe haven" type laws, which exist in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Statistics are showing over and over what the founding fathers often said: Life is better with good, not only for the individual but for society at large.
While there are some in our culture today who think that Christianity has been a negative force in society---and continues to be so---the reality is that many positive things in our world can be traced back to the influence of Jesus of Nazareth.
The first Christmas was exceedingly humble. We sometimes forget how "mean" in the old-fashioned sense of the word (lowly) the birth of our Savior was. When God became a Man, He didn't live in an ivory palace.
There is a growing movement among some climate change alarmists that maintain that the ultimate healing for the planet would be for humans to willingly die off. Such a view contradicts the Bible and the founders' vision for America.
If the left had its way, there would be no Christmas, no Eastern, no Thanksgiving. The grinches in the largest county of Washington state are already gearing up to stifle the Christmas spirit in any county offices.
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