Should Religious Charter Schools Be Funded by Public Tax Money?
A recent New York Times opinion piece titled “The Urgent Supreme Court Case That’s Not Getting Enough Attention,” penned by Linda Greenhouse, a Pulitzer Prize-winning, longtime U.S. Supreme Court reporter, has a headline that should arrest the reader’s attention because it is, if anything, an understatement. The Supreme Court case in question, Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. […]
‘The Long Road Home’ Explores Cash Family’s Generational Drug Addiction (movie review)
I had the extraordinary privilege last weekend of attending an early screening of a new 55-minute documentary entitled “The Long Road Home: The Cash Family’s Untold Story.” The documentary, which was produced by Oxvision Media (and Cindy Cash), working with the Cash family, tells the tragic story of how drug addiction has ravaged generations of […]
Porn Access Age Verification: Does Adult Anonymity Trump Protecting Minors?
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments earlier this week in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, a case generated by legal challenges to a law passed in Texas in 2023. The law required pornography distributors on websites which contained more than one-third “sexual material harmful to minors” to require “reasonable age verification methods.” The original law […]
America Has Been a Faith-Based Initiative From the Beginning
When one surveys America’s history, she has been a faith-based initiative from when the first Pilgrims landed in Massachusetts Bay in 1620. The pursuit of becoming the “city on a hill” lighting the way for the Old World captured the imagination, will, and purpose of what became the American Experiment. The Puritan vision so captured […]
The ‘Reagan’ Movie—A Great Reminder of What a President Should Be
I am one of the fortunate Americans who has had the privilege of viewing the movie “Reagan.” If you have not seen it, gather your family and friends and go see this movie. It is a truly great movie and does President Reagan justice in portraying him as one of our truly great presidents. The […]
‘Settler Colonialism’: A dangerous Intellectual Virus Loose On American Campus
Many Americans were surprised and mystified by the outbreak of pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas, and antisemitic protests on college campuses across the nation earlier this year. What on earth was going on? Why were American college students in such large numbers marching and occupying buildings in favor of Hamas (identified by the U.S. government as a terrorist […]
John Leland: American Patriot and First Amendment Hero
The great and inspiring story of how American patriots forged a new nation that enshrined and guaranteed the “inalienable rights” that we have been privileged to inherit and enjoy for more than two centuries is filled with the contributions of extraordinary men, many of whom are not as well known to posterity as they should […]
The Christian’s Duty In A Revolutionary Age (part 1)
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, It was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, It was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, It was the spring of hope, it […]
Genocidal antisemitism in America?
I am certain that most of the Christian Post’s readers have been as shocked as I have been by the shameful and gruesome scenes of virulent, genocidal antisemitism breaking out on the campuses of major American universities. Until I saw it with my own eyes, I would not have believed such scenes could have erupted […]
Not again: A preacher denouncing politics
It seems there are a few recurring themes that surface in the public arena again and again as if they were part of some invisible merry-go-round. One such theme crossed into my vision field this past week. My first thought was, “Not again!” But there it was, a “fire-breathing,” preacher denouncing “getting involved in politics” […]