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Does the Republican Party have a future?

No matter how hard you squint and try to discern the values of Lincoln and Frederick Douglass in those now wielding the money and power at the top of the party, they've disappeared. (comments)

Are MLK's Christian values welcome today?

What was once understood as religion and tradition is now called bigotry and pushed off the stage. (comments)

Roe v. Wade, 40 years later

An ultrasound picture, showing the growing and moving fetus, has raised awareness that this unborn child is alive and that abortion is murder. (comments)

Newtown gives us much to consider

The first political reaction to the Newtown tragedy has been how can we better prevent the mentally ill from injuring others. (comments)

Redefining marriage a sign of a lost society

Marriage is the institution through which children are born and raised and through which time-tested truths and values are transmitted from one generation to the next. (comments)

Missouri Senate race serves as model

What really should be provoking fear is not that there are committed conservatives who want genuine change but that Americans are becoming resigned that real change is not possible. (comments)

To promote freedom abroad, practice it here

Can Obama stand with credibility before any Muslim nation and claim that he represents religious freedom? (comments)

A time for truth, not word games

The growth of government dependency, the displacement of personal responsibility for government responsibility, and the unraveling of the American family all have moved in lockstep. (comments)

An alternative to Democrats' moral bankruptcy

Underlying the fiscal bankruptcy is a moral bankruptcy. (comments)

Republicans cannot duck the abortion issue

When Republicans turn away from moral issues, it cedes the high moral ground to the other party. (comments)