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Denial

My tweet simply said, "We know that most Muslims today are not terrorists. We also know that most terrorists today are Muslims."

Unlike today, many early political leaders were not ashamed to admit the true source of America's strength — they were biblically correct, rather than politically correct.

One afternoon this past October, I was sitting at the bar in a packed out Starbucks when a young, Middle Eastern man tapped me on the shoulder. "Is it okay if I sit here?" he asked in a thick accent, pointing at the chair to my immediate right.

Busy young professionals in the Washington, Erik and Nikki Vonderhaar, have radically altered their lives over the past three years—a process that led them to welcome a baby girl into their family through domestic infant adoption.

"If I could choose one more course for ministry training and preparation, it would be 'Courageous Leadership','' says Thom Rainer in a recent Christian Post article.

It is often articulated in society that Christianity and science/technology are at odds. While most people of faith do not hold this belief, it is imperative that the church universal continue to dispute this negative stereotype.

Rachel, you recently took strong exception to what has been referred to as a "kill the gays" rally, and I want to stand with you in renouncing this kind of rhetoric in the strongest possible terms, especially since this was a Christian-based rally.

One of the worst things a person can do is harden their heart toward God. The consequences of such obstinancy are devastating.

The Nov. 13 Paris terrorist attack was well-coordinated with suicide bombings, grenade attacks, deadly shootings and hostage taking.

I want to ask you a question that may seem silly and rhetorical: Do you want to be a part of something that is changing the world?

If you're outraged and don't know why, but, since your BFFs are, you are too, then this column is for you.

Last Christmas, Christian apologist Eric Metaxas published an article in the opinion section of the WSJ about a "miracle," or perhaps I should say "the miracle" the origin of the universe.

By now there's a good chance you've heard of the disturbing study from Princeton economists showing that middle-aged white Americans are the only demographic showing increasing death rates.

At a recent Congressional hearing, Dr. Mandy Cohen of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services explained that almost 700,000 Americans have lost their health coverage because the insurance co-ops formed under ObamaCare to foster competition couldn't compete with "big, experienced players" in the insurance marketplace.

I was born and raised smack dab in the middle of the Bible Belt. Almost everyone I knew intellectually assented to the truths of the Bible, had prayed a prayer at some altar in some church as a child, attended worship service regularly, voted republican, and blessed the food at dinner.

Nine out of ten churches in North America are declining, or they are growing slower than the community in which they are located.

If you think homosexual behavior is wrong, new research says you might not be right in the head.

We get asked a lot about marijuana, especially as more states deal with its legalization. We're hoping to give you less smoke, and more substance.

Three years ago today, a young woman had an abortion. Before she laid down on the cold, hard table, she named her baby Robbie, believing he was a boy.

The Bible teaches us in 1 John 5:19 that Satan illegally controls this present world and rules this kingdom of darkness. For hundreds of years, our beloved nation enjoyed a blessed reprieve from many aspects of Satan's reign because of the prevailing influence of the gospel and our Judeo-Christian foundations.

Although I've known this for decades, a couple of Facebook posts this week reminded me of the fact that the world hates us because it first hates God.

Pop Quiz: Are there more verses about Heaven, Hell or money in the Bible?

We are sending a message to the co-chairs of the U.S. House of Representatives Congressional Caucus on Sudan and South Sudan.

A week that saw presidential candidate Marco Rubio denigrate philosophy majors also showed why philosophy is important with campus unrest at Mizzou and Yale.

If I could choose one more course for ministry training and preparation, it would be "Courageous Leadership."

It's an old storyline. A purported Evangelical ignoramus makes outrageous public claims to universal ridicule, often led by other Evangelicals.

For much of its existence, America has been defined as an extension of the conservative Protestant values of its first settlers.

Less than 650 miles from the U.S., our neighbor, Haiti, hosts one of the worst infant mortality rates in the world and suffers maternal mortality rates 50 times higher than our nation.

I'm almost getting used to the vitriol hurled at Christians in the media these days. But something just the other day caused me to chuckle. At least at first.

Pink ribbons everywhere—we saw it only weeks ago when Breast Cancer Awareness Month concluded. It's an eye-catching symbol, particularly for cancer survivors.

Every seven seconds a baby boomer retires, about 10,000 a day. That is the pace of potential retirement taking place every day since January 1, 2011.

A recurring critique of President Obama has been his lack of experience. Barack Obama, part Progressive ideologue and part cerebral academic, has been moonlighting as the leader of the Free World and consequently ruining everything.

China's one-child policy has become a two-child policy. But make no mistake — it's a new policy but not improved.
French authorities confirmed Thursday morning that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected mastermind behind the Paris terror attacks last week, was killed during a raid in the capital on Wednesday.
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