Recent American Clarion Articles

• Church Speech Ban Exposed
  Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing an Iowa church filed a brief Monday in federal court that exposes deficiencies in the Iowa Civil Rights Commission’s arguments against suspending a law that censors and attempts to control
• SOS: Speaking of Seniors – Saves St. John Woman $1,600
  In April of 2016, I investigated some medical bills that she got and wrote a letter to get those medical bills fixed. At that time, a hospital wanted her to pay $1,699.98. I found problems with the bills and wrote a letter to explain the problems and how the hospital’s math did not
• Untouchable: Ben Shapiro’s Intellectual Conservatism
  We are living in a sad day, that if you can’t take the ideological heat, it’s become acceptable to merely burn down the kitchen. But nothing’s really changed. This is merely darkened and depraved humanity on full display. Manifold lies and seductions are merely par for the course as we proceed in
• No Credibility at the Washington Post
  There’s a reason why the Washington Post is not-so-affectionately tagged the “Washington Compost” by its fast-growing pool of distrustful detractors. That reason is embodied in both the person (and the “journalism”) of one Jonathan Capehart, homosexual activist, Washington Post
• What Leadership Looks Like, Part 2
  In Part 1 of this article, I mentioned the importance of leaders believing that the God of the Bible did create the world and does rule over it. I also mentioned the importance of leaders remembering the times when God was involved in history, and especially the history of their people.
• July in Chicago: Police 1, the Black Community 64
  A big segment of the population that doesn’t understand how freedom requires the rule of law, and that without it we’re all right back to the jungle, where the strong and the mean rule over everyone else. The segment of the population that doesn’t understand that – or doesn’t accept it
• What Leadership Looks Like, Part 1
  In his book Leading the Way, Paul Borthwick says, “The world needs leaders who cannot be bought; whose word is their promise; who put character above wealth; who possess opinions and a will; who are larger than their