Supreme Court of Canada’s 1992 Ruling in Central Okanagan / Renaud — A Foundation for the Duty to Accommodate
How a Kelowna custodian, with the help of his lawyer Karen Scott, reshaped Canadian workplace human rights In 1992, the […]
How a Kelowna custodian, with the help of his lawyer Karen Scott, reshaped Canadian workplace human rights In 1992, the […]
The whole thing blew open on September 22, 2025, when the Supreme Court handed Donald Trump the power to gut
Humphrey’s Executor in the Engine Room: The Ghost, the Wrench, and the Mad Ride Ahead Read Post »
By our anonymous Gonzo journalist who has his own issues. The banner looked like it had been painted in blood.
The Rapture Carnival: Today Was Supposed to Be It Read Post »
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio’s official state motto, “With God, all things are possible,” is once again under scrutiny as a
Debate Rekindled Over Ohio’s Scriptural Motto: ‘With God, All Things Are Possible’ Read Post »
“I forgive him.” — Erika Kirk, speaking of her husband’s accused killer On September 21, 2025, more than sixty thousand
When Grief Speaks and Power Listens: Christianity After Charlie Kirk’s Memorial Read Post »
Several people were fired after mocking Charlie Kirk’s death online, but is that real justice? This article explores a biblical
They Mocked Charlie Kirk and Got Fired. But Was That the Christian Response? Read Post »
On September 11, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed what California law has long required:
Ninth Circuit Upholds California Ban on Public Funds for Faith-Based Charter Lessons Read Post »
By Michael Peabody – The sanctuary at Godspeak Calvary Chapel in Thousand Oaks was packed. Every seat was filled, every
‘Awakened by the Blood of a Martyr’: Charlie Kirk Remembered at His Home Church Read Post »
Candles flickered against the September dusk as mourners gathered outside Westminster Abbey on Friday night, their faces lit by the
Vigils for Charlie Kirk Highlight Rise of Conservative Counterculture Across Borders Read Post »
Commission urges the U.S. to strengthen prevention efforts as new analysis ties persecution of minorities to looming mass violence. In
USCIRF Warns Religious Freedom Violations Heighten Risk of Mass Atrocities Read Post »