During the Supreme Court confirmation hearing on Tuesday, nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett asserted that she has willingly endured the attacks on her faith and family in order to serve the United States.
During the Supreme Court confirmation hearing on Tuesday, nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett asserted that she has willingly endured the attacks on her faith and family in order to serve the United States.
In a video posted to YouTube, Phil Vischer, the creator of VeggieTales, breaks down the history of why White Christians generally vote for Republicans and Black Christians generally vote for Democrats.
On Tuesday, Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett explained that she does not believe it is a judge’s role to impose his or her “will on the world.”
On Monday, Concerned Women for America gathered together on Capitol Hill to pray for Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
According to a new poll, 62 percent of voters say judicial nominees should not be questioned on their faith.
In a series of tweets, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) argued that Republicans would reject Jesus if He were to repeat His teachings before Congress today.
On July 1, Virginia enacted the “Virginia Values Act,” which bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. A companion law requires employers to include coverage for sex reassignment and “gender affirming” surgeries in their health plans. The Act provides an exemption for religious schools “owned, supported, controlled, or managed” by denominations or churches, but the exemption is severely limited.
Many have insisted that they cannot vote for President Trump because of the content of his character. While character is obivioulsy important, I ask, if a man has decent character according to some, yet believes in infanticide and in euthanizing the disabled, do we look at his character over his policies? Of course not. God doesn’t judge a nation based on the character of one man, but He may judge it based on the spiritual health of her people. Policy often speaks louder than character (although ideally, they should match).
On the first day of her Supreme Court confirmation hearing, Judge Amy Coney Barrett thanked the American people for their encouragement and prayers.
Sens. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) defended Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett’s Catholic faith during the first day of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Monday.
