Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Matt Sharp will testify Wednesday before the South Dakota House State Affairs Committee on two proposed laws: HB 1107, which would “ensure government nondiscrimination in matters of religious beliefs and moral convictions,” and HB 1112, which would establish birth certificates as the primary standard “in identifying a student’s sexual identity for purpose of participation in high school activities.”

On Tuesday, around 150 LGBT activists, pro-abortion activists, atheists, and humanists united their voices to demand removal of Chief Justice Roy Moore at the Alabama Supreme Court. They loudly chanted “No Moore” as eight speakers repeatedly mocked God, God’s institution of marriage, the rule of law, and one of the only few men who is standing up for all three – Chief Justice Roy Moore.

A New York court Thursday affirmed a Division of Human Rights ruling against an upstate couple for declining to coordinate a same-sex wedding ceremony in their own backyard.

Our world is plagued with men desperately seeking a throne where he can be liberated from the consequences of any decision that does not square with the moral laws of the universe. Men inherently seek a liberty similar to the proverbial train that wanted freedom. Sick of the oppressive force and constricting narrow path of travel, the train jumped off the tracks into an inevitable train wreck.

Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore issued an administrative order today saying, “Alabama probate judges have a ministerial duty not to issue any marriage license contrary to the Alabama Sanctity of Marriage Amendment.”

For six years, I was given free reign to write from an explicitly Christian perspective on any issue at a new national news site, Examiner.com. But after publishing the truth about gay marriage, I lost my side job as a news writer.

it’s not just liberal Democrats who lost big last Tuesday. The “centrist” Republican establishment crashed and burned as well, lending credence to the growing narrative that a thoroughly exasperated America has entered the age of the political outsider.

We’ve reached a deplorably sad low when our culture embraces firing someone for not playing along with a counter-reality delusion. In liberal-dominated America, people are being fired for being honest.

Ben Carson says all the right things when it comes to opposing the homosexual agenda. But his record while serving on the boards of Costco Wholesale and food manufacturer Kellogg seem to tell a different story. Saying the right thing is important. But doing the right thing is vastly more important.

The war by big government against people who don’t conform to their ever-evolving worldview continues. Take two cases in two different blue states: the Oregon bakers and the Minnesota truckers. Both objected to performing a service on the basis of religious conscience, but who was right in the eyes of the law?