During the 2008 election, Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol was widely vilified by the Left for following in their footsteps . . . Fornicating wildly, then bearing unwanted brats out of wedlock with no means of support. We and other Christian groups urged compassion for little Bristol, as surely Full Article
For years, abortion fans and Darwinists have attempted to boycott Domino's Pizza. Now, Christians, Americans, and those who love freedom must all join . . . for a new and horrifying reason. Full Article
In a recent video appearance , Barrack Obama croons for nearly three minutes about the virtues of science. I'm sure I speak for a large proportion of our readers when I say that this has certainly left me with mixed feelings. Full Article
The good people at the Passion for Christ Movement (http://P4CM.com) have recently announced their bold new line of "EX" T-shirts, where proud young Christians can wear the sins of their past lives on their sleeves. Won't you join them? Full Article
Good news from across the pond this week as a UK think tank, Theos, released its thoroughly independent findings that up to 50% of adult Britons do not believe in Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Full Article
Creation scientists have discovered the 6,000-year-old remains of a gigantic snake, from which modern boas are descended. Is this the serpent from the Garden of Eden? Full Article
Comcast cable subscribers in Tucson, Arizona were horrified during the Super Bowl yesterday, when Real Live Pornography appeared upon their TV screens. Full Article
Millions of Christians think the Ten Commandments should be the cornerstone of our society. Do they know what they're asking for? Full Article
On the streets of Birmingham, the queen's English is now the queens English. Beginning April 1, 2009, by agreement with the National Council of English Preservation, all apostrophes will be sold to the U.S.A. for 4.5 million pounds. "We don't need all those little marks, anyway," said Prince Harry. Full Article
Pastor Billy-Reuben Gibson of Libertydale Bible Baptist Church asks whether we should do what seems right -- follow our own conscience -- or look to the Lord for clear direction. Full Article
