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Moral foundation of law »
Courtesy of faithmouse.
Aid and Africa »
Chris at Midwest Conservative Journal points out an article about Western aid to African nations. The Kenyan economist interviewed in the story provides excellent insight into the problems of African poverty and disease. In our well-meaning but poorly-designed attempts to help Africans, we are contributing to their problems. Western societies, particularly the United States, have [...]
Mourning with those who mourn »
Today, we weep with those whose family members and friends have been brutally murdered in the cowardly attacks on the innocent in London. May God watch over these who mourn and may they be comforted by his Spirit. May those who have harmed his children be brought swiftly to swift and sure justice. Those who [...]
Retirement of a Supreme Court injustice »
The Rev. Dr. Rick Scarborough, president of Vision America and chairman of the Judeo-Christian Council for Constitutional Restoration, writes today of Sandra Day O’Connor’s retirement. SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR’S REAL RECORD The liberal media is praising her to the sky as a moderate and centrist who brought balance to the Supreme Court. Democrats like New York’s [...]
Why I oppose the FMA »
Our Constitution isn’t broken. Why are we trying to fix it?What’s broken is the sacred trust of judges to apply the law. What’s broken is the accountability of the judiciary. What’s broken is the will of the legislature to check the actions of the judicial branch. If the problem we have is judicial tyranny, why [...]
