Rob Schwarzwalder

From the earliest days of the current presidential campaign to the present, social issues – protecting the unborn and their mothers, religious liberty, the radical agenda of LGBT activists, etc. – have been in the top tier of issues the candidates have been discussing.

That’s the point: The baby within Chelsea’s womb is a person, one who the Jewish and Christian faiths argue bears the image of the God of the universe.

Why do advocates of abortion on-demand insist on using this obscure, dehumanizing term (“fetus”)?

Christians forgiving those who commit evil acts against them is a matter of mirroring Jesus Christ in their own lives.

Ultrasound technology combined with an innate sense of the preciousness and vulnerability of unborn life are working changes in many lives.

There are many issues about which believers in Jesus can disagree in good conscience. Same-sex marriage is not one of them.

Among a number of political narratives popular in the secular press is this one: Talking about abortion hurts Republican political candidates.

Bruce Jenner now calls himself “Caitlyn” and appears in a photo on the cover Vanity Fair. Here are some obvious but under-reported facts about him:

In recent months, we have seen myriad examples of how states, employers, and even the U.S. military have penalized people of Christian faith who refuse to participate in same-sex unions.

Family Research Council is a pro-family organization, which is why we’re concerned about the costs government imposes on families.