I long desired to visit Ebenezer Baptist, for it was as a teenager reading the speeches of Martin Luther King that I first awakened to the power of the Gospel preached with conviction to bend the course of history.

Catholics are being told to substitute state belief for their religious belief.

This week Catholic bishops are heading to federal courts across the country to defend religious liberty.

Casual anti-christian bigotry has become the credo of the liberal, the atheist, the dinner-party poseur and the fool who merely follows the times.

Burning injustices rest on our consciences, and will continue to burn us until we correct them.

The U.S. Bishops' ad hoc committee sets the terms of debate.

In 1996, a symposium appeared in the journal First Things entitled "The End of Democracy? The Judicial Usurpation of Politics." It seriously examined whether the wholesale departure from constitutional order had, in fact, led to the kind of regime in America that was no longer legitimate.

I do not believe that sexual orientation and gender identity should become new categories of non-discrimination in international law. For this, I have been "outed" on a number of homosexual websites and blogs as supporting the murder of homosexuals.

Hope is a theological virtue. Optimism is not.

How religious liberty could become a second-class right.