Tag Archives: Ronald Reagan
Basic Fairness in Women’s Sports
In October of last year, in a “girls” high school volleyball game in North Carolina, a student was injured painfully. The ball was spiked by a member of the opposing team—only it wasn’t by a biological female but a biological male—a transgender player. That had to leave a mark.
Posted in Education, Sexuality
Tagged Bill Federer, Golden Rule, Greg Steube, Harry S. Truman, Jerry Newcombe, Kevin McCarthy, New York Post, Payton McNabb, President Biden, Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, Terry Schilling, Title IX, transgender issue, William Donohue, women's sports
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Abortion Is a Spiritual Battle
I write this shortly after the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade (and its companion decision, Doe v. Bolton) of January 22, 1973, that gave us abortion on demand. And here we are 63 million abortions later. That’s nothing to celebrate—but much to mourn.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged 40 Days for Life, Abortion, baby, Bible, brephos, Death, Doe v. Bolton, Golden Rule, Jeremiah, Jesus, Planned Parenthood, Roe v. Wade, Ronald Reagan
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1619 Project Author Gets Historical Facts Wrong
Nikole Hannah-Jones is the New York Times Magazine reporter who wrote the 1619 Project which is being used in many schools across the country. The 1619 Project postulates that America began in 1619, when the first black slaves were brought here—not 1776, when the founders declared independence.
Posted in Education
Tagged "The Annals of America", 1619 Project, Avalong Project, Bob Woodson, Carol Swain, Fox News, Gary Bauer, Nikole Hannah-Jones, racism, Ronald Reagan, Slavery, Yale University
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The American Experiment
Is the Biden administration governing in a way that takes into consideration the will of the American people? Based on his plummeting poll numbers and crude anti-Biden chants filling sports stadiums, the answer would seem to be no.
The recent defeat of the left at the polls in Virginia and elsewhere was a reminder of the pushback of “we the people.”
The recent defeat of the left at the polls in Virginia and elsewhere was a reminder of the pushback of “we the people.”
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Joe Biden, John Adams, Ronald Reagan, Star Parker, Terry McAuliffe, THE PILGRIMS, Thomas Jefferson, Winsome Sears
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UNESCO: Indoctrinating Humanity With Collectivist ‘Education’
As the tyrants of the world have discovered by experience over more than a century, subduing people under collectivist rule for any length of time can be difficult—especially if the people can read and think, and if they know their history. But if the children can be brainwashed into collectivism early on in government schools, the process becomes much easier.
Posted in Education
Tagged Alan Romberg, and Cultural Organization, Donald Trump, eugenics, Humanist Manifesto, Julian Huxley, National Socialists, Pierce Gerety, Ronald Reagan, Scientific, UNESCO, United Nations Educational, William Norman Grigg
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Going Beyond The Pro-Life Mexico City Policy
This January marked the 48th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion across America. And recently, President Joe Biden rescinded the Mexico City Policy, which bans U.S. foreign aid to organizations that provide or promote abortion. Both serve as grim reminders of the millions of unborn children whose lives have been aborted – currently an estimated 44 million worldwide each year, with an annual average of more than 1.3 million in the U.S. since 1973.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, abortion counseling, Joe Biden, Mexico City Policy, Roe v. Wade, Ronald Reagan
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Taking Pride in Down Syndrome Children
My family just visited Chocolate World at Hershey Park in Hershey, Pennsylvania—the so-called “sweetest place on earth.” For those unfamiliar, it’s a giant candy-land. The primary attraction is a tour where visitors ride in self-guided vehicles through an exhibit learning about the history of Hershey’s chocolate.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Cardinal Terence Cooke, Chocolate World, Down Syndrome, Down Syndrome Awareness Month, Dr. Paul Kengor, Iceland, Kari Stefansson, Margaret Sanger, Respect Life Month, Ronald Reagan
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Now More Than Ever
It wasn’t so long ago that such a thing would be unthinkable: a standing ovation for abortion in the New York State Senate chamber with the passage of legislation permitting abortion for any reason up until the moment of birth. Already in New York City, one in three babies are aborted. The bill goes so far as to drop the requirement that doctors perform abortions and decriminalizes acts of violence that result in the deaths of unborn babies. In other words, if an unborn baby dies in the commission of an act of violence against his or her mother, the …
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Bill Clinton, Democrat Party, Donald Trump, George H. W. Bush, Hyde Amendment, Jimmy Carter, March for Life, Medicaid, Nelson Rockefeller, New York, New York legislature, New York's abortion bill, roe vs. wade, Ronald Reagan
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To Know Socialism is to Hate It
We keep saying that socialism is bad, but our message isn’t being believed. Maybe we don’t fully believe it ourselves. So let’s dig deeper and understand just how bad, and how anti-Christian, socialism really is.
This article examines how American society changes when socialists get to run things. You’ll see, quoting the socialists themselves, how:
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Tagged Alexandra Kollontai, Frederick Engels, Karl Marx, Kate Brown, ObamaCare, Ronald Reagan, Samuel Adams, Socialism, Stella Morabito
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Why Some Conservatives Don’t Like Social Justice
When you look at the history of Christianity in the West, it is largely defined (despite popular anti-Christian myth to the contrary) by Christians promoting social justice and charity for the poor and underprivileged. No other social group has been responsible for more positive social reform and improvements for the underprivileged, sick and downtrodden than Christians.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Catholic News Service, Jonathan Edwards, Karl Marx, Lawrence W. Reed, Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, Salvation Army, Social Justice, Social Justice Theology, Social Justice Warriors, Socialism, William Wilberforce
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Identity Politics: Is America and the World Running Out of Patience with LGBTQIA Activism?
The topic of identity politics and the widening opportunity it presents to conservatives continues to be a hot topic. Here are just three examples from recent op eds.
First up is Glenn Stanton writing at Public Discourse:
…Is America Running Out of Patience with LGBT Activism?
From surprisingly fast and unexpected victory can come great hubris and the desire to utterly crush one’s opponents.
GLAAD, a leading gay advocacy outfit, released a new report showing that positive attitudes toward homosexuality and people who identify as LGBT have decreased a bit over the last few years. They sum up their
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged Chad Felix Greene, Glenn Stanton, lgbt agenda, Ronald Reagan, Stefano Gennarini, U.S. State Department, United Nations
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