Faith, religious freedom, and spiritual matters
The West is not facing a military threat but an ideological one, as political Islam uses strategic doctrines to subvert Western societies. Scholars like Florence Bergeaud-Blackler and Dr. Ephraïm Herrera expose these mechanisms, urging a critical recognition of jihad and its implications for our cultural and legal frameworks.
A protester at a Palestine Action demonstration wore a Holocaust-themed costume, sparking outrage and condemnation from Jewish groups. Critics question police inaction during the incident, while the government plans to outlaw support for the group.
The Maryland Circuit Court's ruling to find Patrick Brice not guilty of felony assault against pro-life advocates raises serious concerns about judicial bias and the treatment of pro-life activists. With calls for accountability growing, the pro-life movement remains resilient in advocating for the unborn despite violent attacks.
Patrick Brice, who assaulted two pro-life advocates, was found not guilty of felony charges, raising serious concerns about judicial bias. The leniency shown by the Maryland courts highlights a troubling trend against pro-life speech and the need for greater judicial oversight.
Over 200 Christians were slaughtered by Fulani jihadists in Nigeria, highlighting a disturbing trend of escalating violence against faith communities. Eyewitness accounts reveal a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing, while public health crises loom for survivors. Calls for international intervention grow louder as the silence from local authorities continues.
The Nakba represents a complex narrative of loss and victimhood within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This article explores the implications of historical narratives on families and communities, emphasizing the need for a balanced perspective rooted in personal responsibility.
The Nakba, or 'the catastrophe,' represents a critical moment in the Israeli-Palestinian narrative, rooted in historical context and theological interpretations. This article examines how the transformation of defeat into a victim narrative complicates potential resolutions to the conflict.
The Nakba, or 'the catastrophe,' represents a pivotal moment in Palestinian history and requires a critical examination of its narrative. The historical events of 1948, stemming from the rejection of the UN partition plan by Arab nations, have been transformed into a narrative of perpetual victimhood. This article explores the implications of this narrative and the need for a comprehensive understanding to foster dialogue and peace.
The Nakba represents a complex narrative of victimhood within Palestinian identity, rooted in historical grievances and theological implications. Understanding these dimensions is crucial for formulating effective American foreign policy in the Middle East.
The ongoing violence against Christians in Nigeria is alarming, highlighted by a recent attack in Yelwata. Over 500 Christians sought refuge from Islamist militants, yet government inaction persists. The global community must respond to this humanitarian crisis.
The Catholic Diocese of Arlington commemorates the third anniversary of the Dobbs decision, emphasizing the urgent need for advocacy against the enshrinement of abortion rights in Virginia's constitution. The Bishop's message underscores the belief that human rights are divinely granted and calls for a renewed commitment to the sanctity of life.
On the third anniversary of the Dobbs decision, a Catholic Bishop emphasizes the importance of defending life and warns against the potential enshrinement of abortion rights in Virginia's constitution. The article calls for action, prayer, and moral engagement to uphold human dignity.