The Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation (CESE) Global Summit, which is being held in Washington from Wednesday through Saturday, will bring together people who have been victimized by sexual exploitation, pornography, sex trafficking, prostitution and child sexual abuse.
Supermodel Chrissy Teigen’s recent tweet saying she is “not good with the Bible” is not unusual. According to polls, most U.S. Christians have little idea what the Bible teaches.
The Air Force has reversed its decision to punish a highly-decorated and respected colonel after he refused to publicly affirm the same-sex spouse of a retiring subordinate.
The 98-year-old Loyola Chicago team chaplain attended every game of the 11th seed’s Cinderella run and seemed to deliver a much-needed divine touch to her team and our hearts.
The real offense is against America, and what we stand for – even in the media. It is against longstanding respect for American history, premised on simple respect for matters of religious faith.
Stevens’ argument cuts through all of the fictions and double talk and says plainly what millions of Americans and lots of politicians and journalists truly believe: Law-abiding citizens shouldn’t be able to buy guns easily, or at all, if it makes it easier or even possible for non-law-abiding citizens to get their hands on them.
The monster 18.2 million audience that turned out for the reboot of “Roseanne” revealed a ravenous hunger for the types of characters network TV has simply given up on supplying.
Jesus was the most important person who ever lived. His life, death and resurrection literally changed the course of human history. He experienced the ultimate setback and then had the greatest comeback of all time.
Whether it’s West Virginia, Oklahoma, Arizona or elsewhere, it’s time for public school advocates to tell the truth about real increases in taxpayer resources and where they’ve been spent.
With Easter upon us, that most venerable day when Christians across the globe celebrate the atoning death of Jesus, we would do well to remember that THE symbol of this day, the cross, is not only a link to God, but it is also a pathway to bridging the many racial and cultural issues that divide us all today.