Category: America’s Heritage

Supreme Court Affirms Religious Institutions Are Allowed to Be Religious

July 10, 2020

Today’s BreakPoint: Supreme Court Affirms Religious Institutions Are Allowed to Be Religious JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA In a somewhat dizzying (but which will prove, I think, pivotal) few weeks at the Supreme Court, religious freedom has taken center stage. In two significant decisions yesterday, the Court protected our First Amendment’s First Freedom. The first case, … More Supreme Court Affirms Religious Institutions Are Allowed to Be Religious

Pro-Life News Updates

July 9, 2020

NYT Reporter Reposts Smears About Pro-Lifers And Pregnancy Centers Feminist Sets Up Web Site to Get Teens Secret Abortions Without Their Parents Knowing House Democrats move to permanently restore funding for abortion access abroad Quadriplegic Father with Coronavirus Died after Austin Hospital Opted to End Treatment | National Review Pressured to sign DNRs during COVID-19, … More Pro-Life News Updates

Barna Update: 87 Percent of Practicing Christians See the U.S. as a Leader to the World

July 2, 2020

While the Fourth of July offers a time for the U.S. to celebrate the Declaration of Independence, it also provides space for us to look back on our country’s history—the good and the bad—to sharpen the lens with which we envision its future. Recent Barna data might deepen this crucial reflection during a season of … More Barna Update: 87 Percent of Practicing Christians See the U.S. as a Leader to the World

Supreme Court Says States Cannot Discriminate Against Religious Schools

July 2, 2020

Today’s BreakPoint: Supreme Court Says States Cannot Discriminate Against Religious Schools A Victory—at Last—for Religious Freedom JOHN STONESTREET  WITH ROBERTO RIVERA The past two weeks of Supreme Court rulings have not been encouraging. After the disastrous ruling in Bostock arbitrarily expanded civil rights protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity, the Court, in June Medical, all but handcuffed … More Supreme Court Says States Cannot Discriminate Against Religious Schools

The Fed bought debt in Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, Coca-Cola, Walmart, and McDonald’s in its first spree of corporate bond-buying

July 1, 2020

Recently legislator’s in Mississippi, decided unilaterally, without the consent or vote of the people of MS to remove the state flag even before having a replacement in place. Why because the flag was the Battle Flag of the Confederacy and to some it only represented slavery.  To the fully educated, one another reason the Confederate … More The Fed bought debt in Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, Coca-Cola, Walmart, and McDonald’s in its first spree of corporate bond-buying