Tony Perkins and David Closson

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  Sep 24, 2020

  Should Christians vote?

  Earlier this week was National Voter Registration Day, so it is an appropriate time to consider an important question: do American Christians have a moral obligation to vote?

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  Jun 23, 2020

  Why Bostock will never have the final word on human sexuality

  Can religious institutions such as colleges and seminaries continue to have have sex-separated dormitories and housing?

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  Oct 3, 2019

  Religious liberty is in the Bible

  Christians should support religious liberty because it’s in the Bible.

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  May 15, 2019

  Graduated persecution against VP Mike Pence

  There's no one who understands the situation better — or has raised more awareness on the issue of faith-based persecution — than the man the story's about: Mike Pence.

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  Apr 29, 2019

  The Sexual Revolution and sex abuse scandals: A Protestant take on Pope Benedict's letter

  Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI recently surprised church observers by weighing in on the Roman Catholic Church’s sexual ...

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  Apr 17, 2019

  Texas backs Chick-fil-A, come what mayo!

  Chick-fil-A may cater, but not to the demands San Antonio liberals care about.

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  Feb 23, 2019

  Defend human rights, but don’t impose your sexual values on the rest of the world

  Let’s find common ground in calling for an end to all forms of physical violence against homosexuals — but refrain from imposing the values of the sexual revolution on the rest of the world.

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  Oct 26, 2018

  Why Evangelicals Will Vote (It's Not What You Think)

  The issues that animated some of Trump's most dedicated voters leading to the 2016 presidential upset, which were under the radar of the pollsters and politicians, still motivate them today.

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  Jun 16, 2018

  Trump's Opponents Attack Illegal Immigration Border Policy, but Will They Work to Reform the System?

  Anxious to turn the country's attention away from President Trump's diplomatic success with Kim Jong Un, his opponents have returned to an issue that the Congress has repeatedly failed to resolve — immigration.

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  Mar 20, 2018

  Navy Floats Idea of Atheist Chaplains

  Like most leaders, Senator Roger Wicker is astounded that the Navy is even considering letting someone who doesn't believe in God join the chaplaincy. Three years ago, the idea was so absurd that even Obama's military attorneys went to court to stop it.