Who Speaks for the Children?
If the unborn child can be a homicide victim when the mother wanted the child, what changes about the child’s nature when she does…
Chronological & Subject Repository
Author: Michael Peabody
September 2026
Inconsistent Liberty: How the Ninth Circuit Both Wields and Wrecks Employment Division v. Smith within 72 Hours
Federal appellate jurisprudence often demands a strong stomach, yet rarely has a single court exhibited such breathtaking intellectual acrobatics in seventy-two hours. The bone…
9th Circuit Upholds $7.8 Million BART Verdict as Vaccine Battles Redefine “Religious Liberty”
A federal appeals court upheld a 7.8 million dollar jury verdict for six transit workers fired by the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit…
August 2026
The Table-Turner’s Foreclosure: Why Jesus Wasn’t Just Losing His Temper
We’ve all seen the dramatic Sunday school depictions: Jesus, eyes wild, braiding a whip in a sudden fit of rage, sending coins flying and…
A Surrogate’s Defiance, a Texas Court Order, and a High-Stakes Battle Over a Newborn’s Life
Can a woman legally contract away her right to control her own body?
Illinois Faces Federal Lawsuit Over New “End-of-Life Options” Act Mandates
CHICAGO — A coalition of Illinois physicians, a Roman Catholic bishop, and a faith-based nursing home filed a federal lawsuit in Chicago challenging the…
July 2026
Fauci’s Fifth, the Biden Pardon and the Limits of Silence
Anthony Fauci was sworn in before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on July 29 and delivered a short opening statement accusing…
Endowed by Their Creator: How Faith Built the Declaration of Independence
“If your cause is just—you may look with confidence to the Lord and intreat him to plead it as his own.
The Religious Liberty Commission’s 224-Page Report: The Good, the Concerning, and the Wall It Wants Torn Down
The report’s central claim is that the “wall of separation between church and state” is a metaphor, not a constitutional text.
The Man Without a Country: A Modern Telling
A note before we begin: This story borrows its shape from Edward Everett Hale's fictional short story, "The Man Without a Country," published in…