I was recently asked if there is a Biblical case for refusing entry to the United States for Syrian refugees. While there are a number of practical reasons why this is advisable, Christians seek to base their opinions and decisions on the Bible, since it is the source of all meaningful truth.

Prior to his reelection, President Barack Obama said that the U.S. is the “Saudi Arabia of natural gas.” Like so many things, the President has no problem publically taking credit for what his Administration privately disrupts.

Nobody is really arguing that refugees legitimately fleeing the war are the threat per se, just that there is apparently no safe way to tell them apart from the Fifth Columnists who are sneaking in, as evidenced by the Paris attacks.

Ronald Reagan made the assertion that, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” That could not be more relevant than it is today, especially on our college campuses where it is apparent that students are not being taught the truth about the freedoms of the First Amendment and many other truths about the fundamental principles on which the United States of America was founded.

Doubts about Marco Rubio began in 2013, when he joined with seven other senators (three other Republicans and four liberal Democrats) to form the “Gang of Eight,” who crafted immigration reform legislation that would grant amnesty to illegal immigrants.

Mr. Obama must set aside ideology and confront reality. The fantasy world that he sees through the lens of his ideological vanity is going to result in more bloodshed, quite possibly here within our own borders. It’s time for the President to confront the world as it is, not as he wishes it to be. Radical Islam has declared war on the civilized world. Does the President have the chutzpah to wage war against radical Islam?