I guess I’m not a good Christian June 6, 2025Kevin Finn
If you come across an individual who needs your help, do what you can to assist him. But what happens if you come across ten such people? Or a thousand?
Multiculturalism May 23, 2025Lars Møller
In the spiritual void after Christianity, which they have banished from their everyday lives, modern Western Europeans desperately grope for meaning, being denied recourse to historical self-awareness while competing for “social media virtues” such as “tolerance.”
Pope Leo XIV gives his MAGA brother a great big hug May 18, 2025Monica Showalter
The brother had worried his little brother who was elected pope wouldn't ever speak to him again.. But surprise, the pope gave him a great big hug. He even broke protocol to do it.
Is the New Pope a Francis in Leo’s Clothing? May 12, 2025James Zumwalt
Based on their histories, the papal name Leo suggests a unifier willing to take the steps necessary to isolate further dangers to fracturing the Church; will Prevost continue the legacy?
Pope Leo's opportunities May 11, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
Our church is in conflict between those of us who love our traditions and pageantry and others who want to “modernize.”
British Born and Bred May 9, 2025Lars Møller
Should people automatically be considered “British” if born in Britain but raised by parents rooted in a culture other than the British one?
Catholic Funding by Government in the Political Crosshairs May 8, 2025John Klar
The same leftwing voices objecting to using government funds to teach American children how to read and write in Catholic schools howl in complaint that DOGE cut USAID funding to Catholic charities that supported illegal immigrants.
Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status and Religion-Based Bequests April 25, 2025A.J. Melnick
In light of all the attention over Harvard’s antisemitism scandal and the current threat to its tax-exempt status, perhaps Harvard will be forced to account for how it’s been dealing with religion-based bequests.
Pope Francis, RIP April 21, 2025Monica Showalter
Yes, many of us had differences with him but we can appreciate his good points, too. His intentions were good. RIP
Jesus and Academia April 16, 2025Ben Voth
It is the life, teaching and resurrection of Jesus that brings us to the persistent yet peculiar moment of Jesus versus the intellectuals in 2025.
Rebirth of Beauty and Faith April 10, 2025Lars Møller
Architecture is a choice of ideology. How we design public space is a suitable material for an anthropological study, and it says everything about who we are, our perspectives on life, death, and eternity.
Getting Back to Serving Humanity March 20, 2025Anthony J. DeBlasi
Today’s remnant of real Christians remains politically and socially at the mercy of Godless magnates of power, including those who profess to be Christian but do not heed the Gospel.
Faith, Hope, and Babies March 9, 2025Fletch Daniels
An aggressive Islamic culture with high birthrates will sweep away the postmodern secular European culture that can’t be bothered to awaken from its slumber to defend its people or have children of their own.
Lemon is Dead February 18, 2025Nate Kellum and Andrea Justus
Those who continue to rely on Lemon to argue for an absolute wall between religion and government are disregarding binding precedent.
The pope barks up the wrong tree February 12, 2025Monica Showalter
His letter to the bishops was a pretty loud shot at President Trump for restoring order at the border. He ought to be condemning the creators of mass migration.
Migration, Conquest, and Exodus February 6, 2025Lars Møller
As Europe crumbles under the weight of Muslim immigrants, whose ideological stance and numbers combine to destroy a civilization built on Judeo-Christian values, its original inhabitants must prepare for submission or flight.
Courage and Betrayal January 23, 2025Lars Møller
Fear, hatred, and longing can occasionally make us act in ways that seem paradoxical on the surface, though logically connected in the depths of our minds — in the unconscious.
God’s Binary World January 24, 2025Thomas Klocek
The spirit of relativism, which rules our society, insists that any choice we make, as long as it makes us “feel good,” is the right choice. God tells us that isn’t so.
A Sermon on the Mount of Modern Progressivism January 23, 2025Charlton Allen
The Episcopal Church’s decline is not merely a story of shrinking membership—it is a warning of the consequences when an institution trades its core principles for fleeting cultural approval.
Liberalism is incompatible with Christianity January 9, 2025Kevin Finn
One would think that the two main political parties in the U.S. would both aim towards the same goals even though they might differ in the means of achieving them. That no longer appears to be the case.
Nostalgia and Pragmatic Idealism January 1, 2025Lars Møller
Under the threat of annihilation from relativist secularism in conjunction with absolutist Islamism, Christianity in the West may deep down yearn for reconciliation with Christianity in the East.
Merry Christmas from the New York Times December 24, 2024Monica Showalter
The Times has decided that now's the time to crank out "proof" that Christian beliefs are invented claptrap. It's Christmas, so they're going to the bathroom in the manger.
Of gifts—past, present, and future December 24, 2024Eric Utter
While this season can be hectic, I hope you all get to spend some time with your loved ones around the hearth, Christmas tree, or dinner table this year.
Speaking of heretics… December 12, 2024Kevin Finn
Whatever the issue may be, Nancy Pelosi can be counted on to take the wrong position, each and every single time.
A Disaster Foretold November 29, 2024Lars Møller
As in a dystopian suicide orgy, Westerners have staged their own downfall, defying common sense, loyalty to civilization, and love of family.
Is the church dying? November 26, 2024Mike McDaniel
On this Thanksgiving, we say a prayer for God’s bounty, not only on our tables, but in so many other ways.
Time to End Anti-God Lawfare November 22, 2024Fay Voshell
It is time for both Church and State to rise and to rekindle the bases of the spiritual life that have allowed America to thrive.
An appeal to non-voting Christians October 14, 2024Joe Strader
There is a very strong argument to be made that we are turning our back on God if we turn our back on voting in the unique nation that is America.
Not funny, Gretchen October 12, 2024Silvio Canto, Jr.
When a leftist governor treats a Dorito like Holy Communion, you know something weird is going on.
Dichotomies September 27, 2024Eric Utter
In this ever-devolving world, I often spot apparent dichotomies; some, oddly reminiscent of the Battle Between Good and Evil.
Each Man’s Purpose August 28, 2024Jeffrey Folks
All of us are precious and worthy of protection. Anyone who acts against this truth must be brought to heel.
A Plan To Revitalize Bethlehem August 14, 2024Al Bienenfeld
Currently, one of the holiest places for the Christian faith—and an important place to Judaism and Islam—languishes under Fatah control in the West Bank.
A Plan To Revitalize Bethlehem August 14, 2024Col. Lawrence Franklin (Ret.)
Currently, one of the holiest places for the Christian faith—and an important place to Judaism and Islam—languishes under Fatah control in the West Bank.
The Cult of Kindness: ‘Christianity Without Tears’ August 12, 2024Dana E. Abizaid
“Kindness” as a virtue finds a place in modern “education,” but the emphasis is on cultish, contrived acts, not on the Judeo-Christian traditions and Greek roots that makes for true kindness.
Luck or God? July 29, 2024S.R. Piccoli
Many top Republican officials have embraced divine intervention -- “the hand of God” -- to help explain how former president Donald J. Trump survived the recent assassination attempt.
An Outward Sign of an Inward Grace July 17, 2024David Prentice
The sentiment attributed to St. Augustine has greater application than just religion; it hints at moments in time that bring revelation.
The Jesuits Come Home to Roost July 8, 2024Rick Fuentes
Pope Francis née Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who practices an ecclesiology tailored to the spirit of the times, could easily be mistaken as Joe Biden in a white cassock and skull cap.
Good and Evil June 11, 2024Lars Møller
The moral retreat in the West has set the stage for a tragic repetition of human history; can we right the ship?
Hypocrisy and Cowardice April 26, 2024Lars Møller
These tiresome attributes are common plagues among anti-West ideologues, and they are really two sides of the same coin.
Law, Justice, and God: An Awkward Fit June 16, 2019David Solway
The restoration of moral conviction and cultural stability is dependent on belief in a higher Power, but such belief cannot be imposed by political fiat or generated artificially.
Politicizing the Holy War May 15, 2016A. Castellitto
Biblical Christianity is the undervalued antidote and blessed blueprint for what ails a divided and spiritually misguided people.
Debating the Nature of God January 3, 2016Gene M. Van Son
Since Muslims have a vastly different understanding of the nature of God, as ’revealed’ by Muhammed, they are, in effect, worshiping a different God.
Killing Christians and Jews October 11, 2015Ben Voth
The steadfast refusal of our intellectual culture to take seriously the global and American agenda of violence against Christians and Jews is important and immoral.
The voice from the river March 11, 2015Bill Schanefelt
From their testimony, four people heard a voice asking for help that compelled them to search an overturned, half-submerged vehicle in search of the source of that voice.
The Bad Christian and the Good Secularist January 4, 2015Selwyn Duke
Secularists’ criticism of Christians always amounts to, in so many words, “You’re really a bunch of sinners!” This is rather comical considering that Christianity teaches we’re all a bunch of sinners.
Crony Christianity October 13, 2014Lee Cary
Crony Christianity is the collaborative arrangement between government and Christian faith-based organizations whereby government funds Christian organizations to deliver goods and services that advance the political agenda of the government.
PHOTOS: Yesterday's Right to Life March in Washington, D.C. January 23, 2014Doug Mainwaring
The mainstream media would like to preserve the perception they've cultivated over the years of "right to lifers" as a bunch of crotchety, backwards, sexually uptight old folks. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Leftism: A Radical Faith January 5, 2014Bruce A. Riggs
A secular, politico-centric faith, disdainful of theistic beliefs and contemptuous of those who subscribe to them.
Business and the Gospels December 26, 2013Gene M. Van Son
So far in the history of the world, no economic system yet devised meets the needs of society as well as capitalism. But that is not to say that it is a perfect system.
Charity by Force: Jesus vs. Marx December 12, 2013Jonathon Moseley
Liberals have consistently abused Christian teaching to attack free enterprise and spread socialism. Evangelii Gaudium is only their latest opportunity.
New and Classic Marriage July 12, 2013Keith Riler
New Marriage and Classic Marriage provide an answer that can accommodate everyone in updated, non-judgmental terms and delinked from any particular creed.
Endangered Religious Freedom Day? January 16, 2013Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
Today, we find religious freedom in grave jeopardy. Obviously, the HHS Mandate that forces Christians to subsidize abortion-producing drugs is the clearest example. But there is an avalanche of others.
The Great Progressive Church December 13, 2012Robert A. Hall
Why do Progressives get so angry and vicious when you challenge any of their tenets? You are not disagreeing with them over policy. You are attacking the core of their religion,
Antinomianism: The Soft Heresy December 9, 2012Daniel Ciofani
How could a Christian faith so unified with other denominations all across the country vote so consistently to outlaw its own historical and religious values?
The Asymmetry of Intolerance December 2, 2012Tom Trinko
In reality, atheist extremists are attempting to do what the Constitution expressly forbids: have the Federal government endorse one particular faith above all others.
On Angels and Demons November 4, 2012Selwyn Duke
Whatever our beliefs about the spirit world, there is no question that man is better when he looks up to the ethereal than down to the terrestrial.
When God Left the Classroom October 21, 2012Judith Bron
When it comes to a God -- Something or Someone that is superior and represents a feeling of security, we have replaced the concept with fear, psychological problems, and despair.
The Alienator-in-Chief October 16, 2012J.T. Hatter
It can be hard to figure out the chameleon-like Obama. He talks a good game, but underneath you know he's up to something else entirely different from what he's saying, and it's not good.
The Progressive-Islamist Alliance October 3, 2012J.T. Hatter
The affinity between radical Islamists and the progressive left derives from a shared belief that America is the Great Satan and must be destroyed.
Wake Up, Jews! September 28, 2012Rabbi Aryeh Spero
Many Jews have made political liberalism their religion and personal identity and the Democratic Party their unexamined home and comfort zone. But everything changed early September.
Does AP stand for 'Associated Propaganda'? September 20, 2012Shoshana Bryen
It is willful propaganda to continue to insist that a snippet of garbage from a private citizen is responsible for what American officials knew perfectly well was organized guerrilla warfare against the United States.
American Jews Face Their Days of Awe September 14, 2012Lauri B. Regan
I cringe every time I hear a fellow Jew discuss abortion rights, free contraception, gay marriage, and Obama's greatness. But a certain portion of the American Jewish population will continue to worship him.
9/11 - The International Day of Jihad September 12, 2012Matthew Holzmann
9/11 has become a celebration of Salafism in much of the Middle East. It is a recruiting tool and a reminder to the faithful of the jihad that must be fought until the end
Romney/Ryan Must Target Catholics and Evangelicals August 30, 2012Fay Voshell
Fifty-seven percent of U.S. citizens are affiliated with churches whose leaders still consider issues of faith and morality as being of even greater importance than fiscal issues. It's pretty clear that the current administration is royally ticking this monumental voting bloc off.
A Brave Challenge to Sharia in Egypt August 17, 2012Nonie Darwish
Could this be the real Arab Spring? The Muslim world is now in shock over seeing a YouTube post of an Egyptian young man doing the unthinkable on camera: tearing up the Quran and putting it in the trash.
Liberal Bigotry August 9, 2012Jerry Shenk
The American left reserves its ugliest bigotry for Christians. When liberals speak or write about practicing Christians, especially evangelical Christians and, in this presidential election year, Mormons, no slander is unacceptable.
To Vet or Not to Vet Huma Abedin August 8, 2012Eileen F. Toplansky
The Muslim Brotherhood is dedicated to annihilating American values. Why are we so blithely inviting the fox into the chicken coop?
What Would Che Think of Same-Sex Marriage? August 6, 2012Jack Cashill
Progressives may embrace the gay movement now, but it is only a tactic. They want conflict. They want chaos. They want to undermine the last great bulwark against socialism, biblical religion. And they don't care what happens to gays in the process.
Close Down the TSA! July 10, 2012Pamela Geller
The TSA is a government agency of attrition and harassment. Yet it is operating at a time when Obama is enforcing a sharia ban on government agencies: we cannot address jihad or the teachings that mandate Islamic imperialism.
Are You a Victim of Islamic Intimidation? June 18, 2012Oleg Atbashian and Larissa Scott
Freedom-loving Americans who oppose premeditated destruction of their cultural and political integrity are being silenced with lawsuits and the myth of "Islamophobia."
Dr. Jasser's Panglossian Koranic Gloss June 17, 2012Andrew G. Bostom
Dr. Mohammed Zuhdi Jasser has just released his first book, A Battle for the Soul of Islam: An American Muslim Patriot's Fight to Save His Faith.
This Just In: Brainless Boson Outwits Scientists June 16, 2012Terry L. Mirll
The science headlines as of late have been all a-titter over the looming discovery of the Higgs boson, or, as it is more often referred to (in order to sell more newspapers), "the God Particle."
Will the Real Cultist Please Stand Up! May 24, 2012Deane Waldman
When I see the charge of "cultist" leveled against Republican standard-bearer Mitt Romney, I wonder how to respond when the pot calls the kettle black?
War on the Catholic Church May 13, 2012Keith Riler
The symbolism of the president's implicit attack has not been lost on those who hate Christianity and God
The Persistence of Rancor May 7, 2012Richard Kantro
Warren Buffet's right hand man explains the difference between Jews and "civilized people." Hint: it involves gold.
Sexing the Dead April 28, 2012Marion DS Dreyfus
As with fish, fresh is best. After the wife has lain on the floor or divan for 7, 8, 10 hours, she is just not so appealing a sex object as she was when she was newly stricken, stroked, decapitated, or cardiac-arrested.
Sex after Death April 26, 2012Fay Voshell
Ah, you've just got to love the results of the "Arab spring." Such wonderful things have evolved from the people's revolution.
Church, Sex, and Society April 15, 2012Jim Mahoney
For nearly 2,000 years, being a Catholic was an all-or-nothing proposition that demanded the believer's assent to all the Church taught. Everything changed in 1965.
Chutzpah in the Grass April 10, 2012Jonathan F. Keiler
Nobel laureate in literature Gunther Grass wants to break taboos. Which taboos? Why the taboo against accusing the Jews of being genocidal maniacs.
Harry Reid's dilemma April 6, 2012Thomas Lifson
Anti-Mormon hate screed broadcast by the Democrats' closest ally in cable news. Will Harrry Reid, faithful Mormon, remain silent in the face of such hate?
Child's Play: Antisemitic Board Games April 6, 2012Eileen F. Toplansky
An online game on the site of Dutch public broadcaster VPRO has been removed after protests over its antisemitic content. It is hardly the first such game to be seen in Europe
Partners in Crime April 6, 2012Bill Warner
If you go to the Islamic Society of North America website, you will find a very interesting list called the Partners of ISNA. Here's what those Partners stand for.
Egypt: Christian Teenager Imprisoned for 'Blasphemy' April 5, 2012Andrew G. Bostom
A 17 year old Coptic Christian boy, Gamal Massoud, was sentenced yesterday to a three year prison term for allegedly publishing cartoons on his Facebook page that lampooned the Muslim creed, and its prophet.
Have a Little Faith, Just Trust Me! April 1, 2012Jim Yardley
Environmental extremists on the left treat their belief system as a religion, something that has not been proven and might not even be capable of proof. That's the definition of a religion, isn't it?
Atheist Group Threatens Ten Commandments Lawsuit March 27, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
It seems as though a Madison, Wisconsin-based atheist group calling themselves the Freedom from Religion Foundation has nothing better to do with the time their freedom buys them than travel around America sniffing out religion wherever it resides.
No, Hasan and Bales Are Not Equivalent March 25, 2012Winfield Myers
A professor of Islamic studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill used his blog to claim a moral equivalency between Ft. Hood jihadist Major Nidal Malik Hasan and U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Robert Bales.
A Racism Hardly Mentioned March 25, 2012Robert J. Mack
Why is anti-Semitism, the racism leveled at Jews, hardly mentioned? We hear and read all the time about racism against African-Americans or Latinos, but racism against Jews is hardly ever exposed by the media or castigated.
The Warning From Toulouse March 23, 2012Jerry Philipson
There are no words which can describe or justify on any kind of human level what Mohammed Merah did in Toulouse, France earlier this week. None. But one word describes it: warning!
Mr. Obama's KulturkampfMarch 22, 2012Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
The chancellor of the newly united German Empire, Otto von Bismarck, tried to bring the whole force of the state against the Catholics of his nation. It was called a kulturkampf, or cultural clash.
Social Justice: Catholic Virtue or Trap? March 16, 2012David Gayvert
Recently, Father Peter J. West argued here that conservative distaste for the term "social justice" is misplaced and is essentially a product of co-optation of the term by the left. His argument is unconvincing.
Social Justice and the Catholic Vote March 16, 2012Peter J. West
Conservatives -- whether they like it or not -- will have to engage the concept of "social justice" if they wish to earn the sizable Catholic vote in November 2012.
American Muslims and the Liberal Media Stereotype March 16, 2012Manda Zand Ervin
When a group of us -- American Muslims -- went to New York City to voice the concerns of the silent majority and support the law enforcement there, we were confronted by the mainstream media's unabashed hostility.
Freedom vs. the Secular Seminary March 11, 2012Christopher Chantrill
The American university goes from strength to strength churning out research, from climate science to social science, that is pleasing to its government funders and, following the Death of God, it has turned itself into a seminary for secular religion.
The One State Conference at Harvard: March Madness March 9, 2012Janet Tassel
Being at the One State Conference was a disorienting experience; somehow one had been translated to an alternate, not quite parallel universe, a cloud cuckoo land blooming with exotic pathologies.
The Obama Inquisition March 4, 2012Andresen Blom and James Bell
The European religious persecution of centuries ago has finally caught up with us here in the United States.
Obama Begs Forgiveness February 27, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
Barack Obama has turned his attention toward soothing the offended sensibilities of inconsolable Muslims.
Obama and the Problem of Evil February 24, 2012Jan LaRue
The Catholic leaders who believed Obama's call to honor the conscience of pro-life Americans in his commencement speech at Notre Dame in 2009 helped pull the wool over the eyes of the sheep.
Barack 'Bad Fruit' Obama Redefines Christianity February 23, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
At the National Prayer Breakfast, partial "bitter clinger" Barack Obama, missing only a gun, tried to tell the crowd of 3,000 that he was a Scripture-quoting, Bible-toting Christian.
Obama the Lawbreaker versus the Catholic Church February 22, 2012Richard Viguerie and Mark Fitzgibbons
In response to the Obama administration mandate requiring Catholic institutions to pay for contraception coverage, U.S. Catholic bishops announced that they will not "obey" that "law." The bishops have gotten it wrong and backwards.
Obama for Pope? February 19, 2012Dan Joppich
You may wonder what Obama will do when he is no longer President of the United States. I think he will run for Pope.
The Left's Hatred of Religion February 19, 2012T.R. Clancy
You can't count on people to defend religious liberty who view religion as an unwelcome survivor of the grim past, like polio, the plague, or monogamous heterosexuality.
Obama's War against Catholics February 8, 2012Keith Riler
Between the Army's squelching military chaplains and Obama's recent contraception edict against the church, there is no doubt that a state-sponsored war on Catholicism is actively underway.
The State Ruling the Church February 1, 2012Fay Voshell
The real issue is not birth control or the provision of it by Catholic organization. The central issue is government intimidation of and control over religious institutions.
Taqiyya for Kids January 15, 2012Janet Tassel
An outrageous curriculum is indoctrinating public school children with lies about Islam, courtesy of Harvard. What happened when one outraged parent complained.
Embarrassed to be a Jew January 1, 2012Richard N. Weltz
It seems that a sub-group of ultra-Orthodox Hasidic Jews have been stoning, taunting, cursing and spitting at an 8-year-old girl as she walks to school each day. This makes all Judaism look bad.
Our Forefathers' Business December 31, 2011John W. Howard
As perennial as the season itself, is the annual emergence of the secular left to file lawsuits challenging the presence of Christian symbols.
Iran: Negotiating with the Devil December 26, 2011Amil Imani
It is worse than appeasement to negotiate a "deal" with the Iranian theocrats because any deal struck with these mullahs is only another ruse for them to further their plans.
The Sad Plight of Christians in the Middle East December 25, 2011Michael Curtis
At this time of uncertainty and political vacuum in the Arab and Muslim countries in the Middle East, more light should be shined on the disturbing and deteriorating situation of Christians in those countries.
Why Atheists Love Christmas December 24, 2011Russell Paul La Valle
No one knows exactly when or which Christians stole Christmas, but steal it they did, and the reasons were about as subtle as North Korean diplomacy.
Harvard Fires Critic of Jihad December 23, 2011Pamela Geller
In a crushing blow to academic freedom, Harvard University has censored and fired a prominent professor because university administrators didn't like what he said about Islam.
Tebow and the Left's Religious Bigotry December 22, 2011Peter Heck
For years, liberals have publicly denounced the disagreement and moral disapproval conservatives have articulated towards various belief systems as "irrational hatred." That's why this Tebow situation offers a teachable moment.
Christians in peril December 21, 2011Thomas Lifson
The persecution of Christians in Muslim-dominated countries is increasing. A petition urging President Obama to address the subject in his State of the Union Address is available for signing.
Hamas High School in Florida? December 19, 2011Pamela Geller
Why is a representative of a terror-linked organization, a defender of jihad terror groups and an apologist for Islamic supremacism welcome to speak in public schools?
Dual Threat Quarterback: Tim Tebow December 18, 2011Jeannie DeAngelis
Tim Tebow, committed Christian, football phenomenon, and son of a woman who said "no" to abortion, must really be riling up the Demon-American community.
The Magic of the Tim Tebow Saga December 18, 2011William Sullivan
Tebow is a testament to the often underestimated potential of the individual, and proof that individual success can lead to the success of those around him.
Could Hitch Be Tebowing Today? December 18, 2011Kyle-Anne Shiver
Hitchens spent his very substantial intellect, oratory gifts, and writing talents defaming God, yet I have grieved over his passing as though he were a close friend or relative.
President Obama's Mideast Carmagnole December 17, 2011Robert Morrison
President Obama has abandoned the Christians of the Middle East. Copts, Assyrian Christians, Chaldean Christians, Baptists, Catholics -- it hardly matters what kind of Christian you are. If you proclaim Jesus, you are a marked man.
As we celebrate the season December 15, 2011Jerry Philipson
With less than two weeks to go before Christmas and Hanukkah thoughts of Christians and Jews in the United States and Canada should turn to...genocide
A Government in Submission December 5, 2011Bill Schanefelt
Submission is the essence if not the translation of Islam. It now appears that the entire federal government is in a state of submission.
Rick Perry's Jihad Problem November 22, 2011Robert Spencer
Rick Perry is woefully unfit to be president of the United States because he is a tool of Grover Norquist, the man who may be more responsible than anyone else for enabling Muslim Brotherhood access to the highest levels of power in the U.S.
Happy Halal Thanksgiving November 21, 2011Pamela Geller
Did you know that the turkey you're going to enjoy on Thanksgiving Day this Thursday is probably halal? If it's a Butterball turkey, then it certainly is -- whether you like it or not.
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Islam Was Not for Me November 20, 2011Amil Imani
Currently, a large number of Iranians are completely fed up with Islam and they want to leave this dogma of hate and violence. In fact, many already have, but they simply aren't able to come forward and announce it, for obvious reasons.
The Islamists haven't gone out of business November 16, 2011Jerry Philipson
Thinking of travellng to London for next summer's Olympics? You'd better consider the possibility of being murdered or maimed by terrorists acting in the name of Islam if you are.
De-Christianizing Dr. King November 13, 2011Peter Heck
On the surface, I suppose it does sound incredible: they created a monument to honor an influential Baptist minister and they omitted any reference to God or Jesus in the featured quotations throughout the memorial.
The God Whisperer November 6, 2011Jan LaRue
"I think I have an ongoing conversation with God. Throughout the day I'm constantly asking myself questions about what I'm doing, why I am doing it." --Barack Obama
Walid Phares Under Attack November 4, 2011Robert Rabil
Since his appointment as a special adviser on the Middle East by presidential candidate Mitt Romney, Dr. Walid Phares has come under a concerted vicious attack discrediting his expertise and maligning his reputation.
FBI Learning to Disconnect the Dots November 1, 2011TR Clancy
A new campaign has been opened by Muslim Brotherhood front groups in the United States against federal agencies charged with conducting counterterrorism investigations.
Aboriginal Rights of the Jewish People October 30, 2011Allen Z. Hertz
A discussion about a moral and legal requirement to peacefully reconcile the subsequent rights of the newly emerged Palestinian people with the prior rights of the ancient Jewish people.
Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Christianity? October 30, 2011Christine Biediger
It's very frustrating to see so many radical ministers, priests, and "spiritual leaders" climbing aboard the ideology of redistribution, affirming that the OWS movement is Christian at its core.
Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Judaism October 30, 2011Fay Voshell
Historically, anti-capitalist fervor has been inevitably and inextricably interwoven with anti-Semitism. Some Occupy Wall Street protesters stand in line with odious predecessors.
Arab Spring/Islamist Fall October 29, 2011Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
Everyone from the White House and the State Department to the prestige press has hailed the "Arab Spring." Still, after the Arab Spring has come this Islamist Fall.
The Greens, Religion, and Science October 23, 2011Mark Musser
On the one hand, Western Christianity has allegedly created the scientific revolution that has raided the ecology of the planet. On the other hand, since many Christians refuse to bow to Darwinism, Christianity is also considered anti-science.
Reagan Saw This Coming October 22, 2011Pamela Geller
Ronald Reagan saw this coming, and Barack Obama is making his prediction come true. Moammar Gaddafi got what was coming to him. Of course, the concern now is the jihadist and al-Qaeda elements that are positioned to replace him.
Islam Pleads Guilty October 19, 2011TR Clancy
Islam is a religion of prophets and messengers -- and messages. We just aren't getting the message.
Brit taxpayers subsidize Muslim harems October 17, 2011Thomas Lifson
Move to Britain with your harem, go on welfare, and the Brits will give you extra benefits for all the extra wives and children, even though bigamy is a crime there. Dhimmitude advances.
Bill Bennett's Finest Hour October 12, 2011Robert Morrison
He did it again. Bill Bennett strode into Washington's Omni Shoreham hotel on Saturday and taught us all a lesson in American history and civics.
Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani October 3, 2011Eileen F. Toplansky
It is my moral obligation as a Jew to speak out on behalf of an Iranian Christian whom I have never met.
The True Story of Moderate Islam September 25, 2011Robert Small
To find a true moderate Muslim, you have to know the full story of modern Islam. It begins in 1925 (seven years before the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was established), when Saudi Wahhabis conquered Mecca and Medina
Poll: Likely American Voters Are Islamo-Realistic September 22, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
Unlike our media, academic, and political elites, Americans, thank goodness, are Islamo-realistic, i.e, on Sharia, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Ground Zero Conquest Mosque, and Spring Time for Sharia in Araby
Rick Perry and the Wingnuts for Jesus September 19, 2011Stuart Schwartz
Rick Perry came to Liberty University in Virginia just this past week and, despite the fears of the mainstream media resentfully tagging along, the republic still stands.
American Laws for American Courts September 18, 2011Christopher Holton
The right way to prevent both the entry of unconstitutional foreign laws such as shariah in American jurisprudence and the use of transnationalism by activist judges.
No Ron, 9/11 is Not Our Fault September 14, 2011Peter Heck
It is sad that a man who speaks so eloquently about the benefits of human liberty like Dr. Paul does fails miserably to acknowledge the existential threat it faces from global jihad.
Religion and the Election September 14, 2011Steve McCann
The major concern of the American left and the media is the preservation of their lifestyle and political power against an imaginary right-wing horde of Republican presidential candidates determined to impose a theocracy.
Erasing Jews from Jerusalem September 4, 2011Janet Tassel
The Palestinian policy of historical revisionism, erasing Jewish connection to the Temple Mount, is ginning up energy for the big day at the U.N.
A Scientist's Appreciation of Religion September 4, 2011James Lewis
Religion is by far the greatest vehicle of civilization. It is how civilized morals and values have been taught from one generation to the next for the last 6,000 years of recorded history.
Governor Perry's Islam Connection September 3, 2011Amil Imani
Being a lifelong critic of Islam, red flags popped up in my head at the Texas governor's purported cozy relationship with Islam and prompted me to look very closely at his record.
Does a President's Faith Matter? September 1, 2011Peter Heck
Just a year ago, the Washington Post's "On Faith" blog scolded Americans for apparently caring too much about President Obama's religious practices and beliefs, or lack thereof.
Where's the Islamophobia? August 30, 2011Ed Lasky
The media, academics, activist groups, and a few politicians insist that Islamophobia is raging in America. Strangely enough, American Muslims disagree.
David Gregory's Intolerance August 26, 2011Lloyd Marcus
The liberal media are signaling that their mission to reelect Barack Obama is going to involve declaring Bible-believing Christians to be intolerant bigots, unfit for high office.
Foxman Attacks Out Of Ignorance August 26, 2011Stephen M. Gelé
Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, recently published an opinion piece in the Jerusalem Telegraph entitled "Shout Down the Sharia Myth Makers."
The Wacky World of Liberal Fundamentalism August 25, 2011Robert Weissberg
Judged by the unforgiving standards of science, the liberal creed may be far wackier (and factually incorrect) than any assertion about God creating the world in seven days.
Why Obama Can't Lead August 24, 2011Michael Bargo, Jr.
President Obama's inability to be decisive and inept leadership stem not from his lack of executive experience, but from his grounding in a specific political culture, the one he sought out in Chicago.
Pets, People, and Civilization August 22, 2011Rosslyn Smith
As the rest of world civilization moves toward institutionalizing humane treatment of animals, Muslim civilization remains committed to hostility toward dogs.
The Muslim aversion to dogs August 18, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
The heartbreaking story of dog torture in Afghanistan raises the question of the source of this belief that dogs are "unclean."
Canine Cruelty By Our 'Afghan Allies' August 17, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
The humane efforts of Australian Federal Police officer Narelle Jensz to rescue Afghan dogs -- viewed as "unclean" in Islam, and therefore wantonly brutalized by local Muslims.
Israel, Liberalism, and Moral Cowardice August 17, 2011James Lewis
There are touchstones of morality in life. In 1938, resisting Hitler was a big one in Europe; in 1990, support for freedom in the Soviet Empire was another one. Today we have a new test of character.
Foxman: Wrong on Sharia, Too August 15, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
Abraham Foxman's latest uninformed rant, "Shout down the Sharia myth makers," re-affirms his nonpareil status as the most blindly agenda-driven organizational Jewish "leader."
Perry's Problematic Pals August 15, 2011Pamela Geller
Perry has been sucked into the propaganda vortex, and is now wielding his enormous power to influence changes in the schoolrooms and in the curricula to reflect a sharia compliant version of Islam.
The Sacrifice of Women Continues August 14, 2011Eileen F. Toplansky
As the Muslim world becomes even more fanatical in sharia law compliance, will there be an increase in female genital mutilation?
Imposing Shariah Law in London August 14, 2011JanSuzanne Krasner
Imagine one morning waking up, walking out your door, and seeing bright yellow posters plastered on the walls and telephone poles throughout your neighborhood that announce that you are now living in a 'Shariah Controlled Zone.'
Jesus Behind Bars August 14, 2011Robert Morrison
I looked forward to the day eagerly. My friend Phil, an international businessman, and I would make the trek north to see Jim, a prisoner. We've done it repeatedly over the years.
Norway, Free Speech, and the Counterjihad August 8, 2011Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer
Ever since the heinous murders in Norway, we have been subjected to an unrelenting campaign of vilification. It appears that the Norway mass murderer Anders Breivik cited us, along with John Locke, Thomas Jefferson, Barack Obama, and a host of others.
Church bombers sentenced to death in Iraq August 4, 2011David Paulin
Iraq has a functioning rule of rule -- even when it comes to seeking justice for crimes committed against its Christian minority. MSM largely ignores the story.
Why It's Time to Speak about God Again July 31, 2011Jay Haug
America is living under an illusion: the idea that we can expunge God from our national and public belief system and still operate a moral and accountable government.
Blame the Jews and Republicans July 31, 2011Richard N. Weltz
A front page NY Sunday Times article sees AT contributor as the sinister mastermind of the anti-sharia movement. Extra! Extra! Read all about it!
Hard Hearts and Honor July 31, 2011Ann Kane
Does the political ideology of Islam give the dad of the family the right to kill his daughters because they go against custom and have boyfriends?
The Protocols of the Elders of Liberalism July 28, 2011Timothy Birdnow
Recently The New York Times published an op-ed by Roger Cohen about the Anders Behring Breivik attacks in Norway that openly accuses Christians, Conservatives and Tea Party people of promoting mass murder and mayhem.
Mumbai vs. Oslo July 28, 2011Pamela Geller
Just days before a barbarian murdered over seventy people in Norway, the city of Mumbai was attacked in a brutal jihad by Muslim extremists. Why the disparity in media attention?
Mayhem In Norway July 28, 2011Nidra Poller
Someday I hope it will become clear that these children of the Western world who were pointing the arrows of their indignation at Israel were in fact aiming at themselves.
Is a 'Little Bit of Sharia' Okay? July 25, 2011Alyssa A. Lappen and Andrew G. Bostom
Some Americans argue that U.S. civil and criminal legal codes and courts should recognize Islamic law (sharia), as applied to Muslim families, at least. But sharia critics need point no further than Australia.
American War Museum and Al-Jazeera July 24, 2011Eileen F. Toplansky
What exactly would be the purpose of an American War Museum in honoring an individual who represents a news organization with disturbing ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?
Pandora's Box in Norway July 24, 2011James Lewis
If you destroy civilization, the monsters that fly out will surely destroy you. That is the lesson of the barbarian who killed almost one hundred innocents in Norway last week.
Standing With Israel July 22, 2011Peggy Shapiro
Jews and Christians face the same enemies and their destinies are bound today as never before
Liberals Launch Christian Witch Trials July 21, 2011Peter Heck
Break out the pitchforks and light the torches! This time the target isn't those who blaspheme against the Christian religion, but rather those who practice it.
Death sentence for Christian convert in Iran July 19, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
Islam stands alone amongst all modern faiths, adamantly denying its votaries freedom of conscience, as guaranteed, for example, by Article 18 of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
A Governor Who Prays or Preys? July 17, 2011Jan LaRue
Comparing Texas with California, a reasonable person might conclude that there's a better chance of enjoying life, liberty, and happiness in a state with a governor who calls people to pray as opposed to one who preys on women.
The Worldview War July 16, 2011Brad Hughes
Secular humanism and Islam as co-belligerents on one side and Judeo-Christian America on the other.
Happy Birth Day South Sudan! July 11, 2011Grace Harley
Country #193 celebrated its birth into the world of democracy on Saturday while the band played "I Will Follow Jesus."
America's Floating Jews July 10, 2011James Lewis
There's a German word used by European Jews after the Holocaust, called "Luftmensch." It means something like "space cadet." I never quite got it 'til now.
TSA: A Portrait in Islamization July 3, 2011Rabbi Aryeh Spero
Islamization has taken root when a society abandons its decades of prevailing standards of dignity and common sense so as to accommodate Islam.
Can Mormons Now Make Fun of Gays? July 3, 2011Jack Cashill
In a scarily short period of time, alas, the organized gay lobby has moved towards an Islamic-style imposition of its own norms.
Does Science Refute God? July 3, 2011Vasko Kohlmayer
Many people think that religion is incompatible with science, because they have been told that science refutes God. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Our partners in peace, the Muslim Brotherhood? June 30, 2011Lee DeCovnick
While we were sleeping, literally and figuratively, this President decided that the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood are actually swell folks who deserve our recognition.
The Muslim Brotherhood and Weiner June 19, 2011Eileen F. Toplansky
Far more disturbing than the salacious details of Weiner's dalliances is the fact that apparently his mother-in-law is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Debating Islam Last Night June 14, 2011Andrew G. Bostom
Once again, Mitt Romney did not acquit himself well, revealing an unacceptable, utterly inadequate knowledge of the extent of documented Sharia encroachment in the US
Barack Obama, George Soros and the Religious Left June 12, 2011Jason Lee
As Obama's allies on the Religious Left step forward to promote Obama's agenda and build momentum for his 2012 campaign, we should be prepared to expose them for who they really are.
Obama and his Jewish supporters June 12, 2011Lee DeCovnick
Discussing the Obama's Administrations deceitful, deceptive, dishonest, double- dealing duplicitous betrayal of Israel with my Jewish friends has become increasingly hazardous to our friendships.
Dalai Lama: 'I am a Marxist' June 10, 2011Selwyn Duke
There is no better way to proclaim your lack of spiritual and philosophical depth than by, two decades after the fall of communism, disclosing that you're a Marxist.
The Coming of the Mahdi June 5, 2011Amil Imani
Up to this point millennialism was a belief and a hope. No one ever aspired to or had the means of making the anticipated events come about.
A Subtle Tyranny June 5, 2011Fay Voshell
Tyranny does not always initially come like the wolf on the fold, red in tooth and claw. Sometimes it comes tip-toeing on velvet little feet, quietly, one soft step at a time.
Detroit's Death Rattle June 3, 2011Richard Butrick
The Muslim call to prayer can be heard all over Detroit -- the baleful sound of the adhan -- what President Obama called "the most beautiful sound on earth."
