Column: A Christian case for same sex marriage
By Griffin Hobson | Sep. 9, 2015To work through the government to institute a “Christian” code of morality also flies in the face of who Jesus was and what He came to do.
To work through the government to institute a “Christian” code of morality also flies in the face of who Jesus was and what He came to do.
The primaries for both the Democratic and Republican parties feature surprisingly strong performances from candidates considered to be at the extreme of their respective ideologies.
A closer look at Haley’s record suggests she’s not the person the Republicans should run for vice president.
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New student athlete stipends have re-opened the debate: Should colleges give out scholarships or pay players cash?
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On Tuesday, the 33rd United States Senator expressed his support for the Iran Nuclear deal.
Kanye West is running for president.
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One night, while I was delaying sleep and scouring the Internet for something that might sedate my mind, I found a video of Russian President Vladimir Putin giving a speech.
Thousands gathered at the Statehouse this past Saturday for a “We Stand with God, Pro-Family” rally.
The frustration of the American public with the political machine is more evident than ever.
Last week's tragedy on live television in Virginia only highlights the point that something must be done.
Marco Rubio is scheduled to speak at USC on Thursday. Two columnist debate his potential as a Republican nomination, let alone the presidential nomination.
Will Helms argues against giving kids participation trophies. This is a misguided argument for at least two reasons.
We have the duty to protect our neighborhoods and communities.
Everyone knows that college is too expensive. The question is — who's going to do something about it?