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The meanest of the seven deadly sins seems to be walking the streets these days.

Lincoln taught Americans that we must invoke God’s aid, but do so with humility. Our cause may be righteous, but we are not.

Equality of opportunity versus equality of results: One is biblical, the other is not.

Anti-Jewish stereotyping never lurks far below the surface -- especially in times of economic suffering or uncertainty.

Judged by today’s standards, America’s founding fathers are way outside the political and legal "mainstream."

The Christian community should not "abandon" our public schools in every sense of the word.

A ballot initiative to define life as beginning at conception failed in Mississippi, but a pro-life group vows to continue the fight.

It’s hard to believe, but in our modern world there is a rise in the number of Christian martyrs.

Before we get too comfortable on our moral high horse, we must remember the thousands of American children bought and sold daily.

Every single coach, athletic director, and college or university president awoke this morning to a changed world.

Churches have much to offer in helping veterans heal, even when the wounds include post-traumatic stress disorder and brain injury.

Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011, marks the international day of prayer for the thousands of persecuted Christians around the world.

It makes perfect sense that a leading progressive would hate the thought of honoring God while trashing the institution created by God.

Whatever the merits of the complaints against Herman Cain, conservatives should not minimize the harm done by sexual harassment.

Mercer University and Shorter University represent opposite trajectories on the landscape of American education.