There is no positive view of family, although he begrudgingly admits having one is necessary to continue the species. He believes this is the death of a man. I disagree. Family drives men to greatness, but Bronze Age Mindset doesn’t make that leap.
Democrats want you to believe that if you are a Catholic or Evangelical, you can feel totally comfortable voting for Harris-Walz.
The campaign across Ukraine against the UOC, the country’s largest religious organization, came to a head on Saturday, when Vladimir Zelensky signed a law allowing the banning of any religious group suspected of having ties to Russia.
How the author who ‘cordially disliked allegory’ created one of the most remarkable allegories ever written.
No one should be surprised by the mockery from the Olympics – it’s all part of the War on Christianity.
The strategic stupidity of Tarrant’s terrorist violence was that it fundamentally weakened the very same cultural and political forces it was intended to strengthen.
Historically, most churches would have considered Leonardo’s art to be offensive to Christ.
When good people stand by and do nothing, their communities will be consumed.
The Olympics' opening ceremony in Paris was not just an insult to Christian athletes and others, but also to the excellence that sports aspires too.
There’s no doubt that the left is out to undermine our freedoms. They’re coming for our churches, our schools, our faith-based organisations, our farms, our mines, our cars and, most of all, our children.
We do not need Iran to defend our Christian faith! We will do it.
Organizers scrambled to have removed the opening ceremony video from YouTube and other platforms following the significant public backlash.
The hatred of God (nearly always wrapped in a panoply of pretend virtue) is indeed a most interesting phenomenon and, itself, not at all what it seems.
Proverbs 19 23 Fear of the Lord leads to life, bringing security and protection from harm. If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
