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January 27, 2023
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| PERKINS: Policeman's Resignation Shows the Fallout over Marriage Has Begun |
| by Tony Perkins |
| Last week, North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis (N.C.) bragged to The Washington Post that he doesn't "vote for anything" that he thinks "will have a serious political consequence." They were glib words for a man who'd just put his name behind a bill rewriting marriage for every American. Like the 11 other Republican senators whose moral courage collapsed before the nation's eyes, Senator Tillis would have you believe there's no fallout from his vote for same-sex marriage. But a young Georgia policeman who's out of a job over his beliefs would beg to disagree. |
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| GOOD: The Critical Importance of Protecting Parents and School Choice |
| by Congressman Bob Good (R-Va.) |
| Virginia's public school system has been at the forefront of a great awakening among parents across America. Beginning with the government school shutdowns largely at the behest of teachers' unions during the 2020-21 height of the coronavirus, parents got a peek behind the curtains of public school classrooms - and they didn't like what they saw. |
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| School Choice Is an Issue of Discipleship |
| by Joseph Backholm |
| It's National School Choice Week, but serious work on school choice has been happening for a while now. Indeed, school choice programs of various kinds have existed for decades, but most of them have been limited in scope and contained eligibility requirements that made them inaccessible for most students. The bills being debated and passed now will change the landscape of education permanently. |
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| A 'Right' to Suicide in Canada Could Soon Become Reality |
| by Dan Hart |
| A Washington Post column on Monday highlighted the fact that assisted suicide in Canada is moving closer and closer to being considered a "right" for anyone, for virtually any reason. While assisted suicide laws in the U.S. are not as freewheeling as Canada's, more and more states are legalizing the intensely controversial practice, despite the outcry from human rights advocates who point to the inherent value of every human life. |
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