Scholars Speak Out Against Obergefell

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

The edict of the Supreme Court of the United States in Obergefell v. Hodges is creating more and more concerns among the people. Constitutional Scholars have been reviewing the Supreme Courts decision and this is what they found.

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So Much for the Constitution

by Jerry Newcombe, D. Min.

The Obergfell vs. Hodges decision is a culmination of one of the most glaring examples of judicial activism—a practice that will prove harmful to our nation if continued.

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The Blood of 57 Million Babies on Their Hands

by Karen VanTil Gushta, Ph.D.

The trend of judicial overreach as demonstrated by the Supreme Court in the Obergfell vs Hodges ruling isn’t anything new and is only one example in its pattern of judicial activism.

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Three Things to Know About the Supreme Court

by John Rabe

There are three common misconceptions about the Supreme Court that are essential for every American to know.

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(IL)Liberal Education

by John Rabe

The secularization of our educational system has created a new standard that encourages immorality and suppresses Christianity in America’s schools.

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Our "Brave" New Schools

by Karen VanTil Gushta, Ph.D.

Society’s trend of tolerance has forced Christianity out of schools and made secular ideas the norm.

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Do Our Schools Have a Prayer?

by Jerry Newcombe, D. Min.

Why has the government interpreted expressions of faith within public places as equivalent to establishing religion and does this align with the intentions of our nation’s Founders?