Way back in 2005, I wrote an article entitled, “Republican Presidents and their Pig in a Poke Supreme Court Nominees.” The article was written in response to President George W. Bush’s nomination of John Roberts to the Supreme Court. Although President Bush promised to nominate a “strict constructionist” to the court, there was little evidence, if any, that John Roberts  was such a nominee. In fact, there was evidence to the contrary. For instance, Roberts helped the gay rights movement to win a landmark decision before the Supreme Court in 1996. The case, Romer v. Evans, which proved to be the gay rights movement’s most significant legal victory to date, was worked on by Robert’s pro bono. ......

As the head of the richest institution in the world, Pope Francis has called for a cultural revolution to end the exploitation of the poor and the polluting of the earth by the rich. In his 191 page encyclical on climate change, he indicts all “climate doubters.” Interestingly, he would never denounce doubters of Christ with the same vitriol with which he denounces doubters of climate change. It appears that Pope Francis is far more zealous about saving the planet than he is about saving souls, not to suggest that souls can be saved through the apostate church of Rome or through the false gospel that it preaches.

Although I have not seen the ad and was unsuccessful in my attempts to view it online, it is reported that prominent Christian and Jewish leaders have taken out a full-page ad in major newspapers warning the Supreme Court that they will not honor any decision by the court that violates the "biblical understanding of marriage." Further warning the "Supremes" that they "represent millions of people in…churches, parishes, denominations, synagogues and media ministry outreaches," these religious leaders state in the ad and in no uncertain terms that any decision by the court to redefine marriage will be a battle line drawn on which millions of Americans will wage a war of civil disobedience against the ...

I’ve received two emails recently that speak volumes about where we are in America today. The first email was about a new survey from the Pew Research Center that shows our country’s majority support for the legalization of same-sex marriage at an all-time high. This, despite the fact that a majority of Americans were opposed to same-sex marriage just five years ago. Obviously, this same-sex marriage snowball is not only growing, but rapidly rolling downhill at breakneck speed in a spiritually reprobate America. 

The other email was about how our governor, Rick Scott, signed into law yesterday a bill that removes the ban on same-sex couples adopting children in Florida. Notably, our governor signed this bill ...

Oops! A leading homosexual activist has let the cat out of the bag. In an article written by Frank Bruni, an openly gay Op-Ed columnist for the New York Times, Mitchell Gold is quoted by Bruni as calling for the government to forcefully coerce the church into conformity with the gay agenda. Gold is not only the founder of Faith in America, an organization dedicated to ending "the harm [done] to LGBT youth and families from misguided religious teaching," but also a former member of the board of directors for the Human Rights Campaign and a man recognized by Out Magazine as one of the "Top 50 Most Powerful Gay People in America." According to Bruni, Gold emphatically stated to him that the time has come in America when ......