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Tebow tackles mom but not abortion
2 Comments Published by Ben DuPré February 8th, 2010 in Abortion, Christianity, MediaThe much anticipated/maligned Tim and Pam Tebow advertisement was revealed last night during Super Bowl XLIV. It was even more unassuming than any pro-life or “pro-choice” activist could have expected.
Watch it here if you have not yet seen it:
Other than a reference to “so many times when I almost lost him,” Pam Tebow never explains [...]
Opponents of Tebow’s Super Bowl Ad Should Make Their Own
3 Comments Published by Ben DuPré February 3rd, 2010 in Abortion, Media, SpeechHell hath no fury like pro-abortionists faced with the truth.
Pro-aborts like the National Organization for Women are throwing public tantrums over CBS’s decision to run an ad featuring Univ. of Florida quarterback and evangelical Christian Tim Tebow and his mom Pam during the Super Bowl this Sunday. Pam tells how, when she became ill in [...]
President Obama is making history again, this time with his record-breaking new budget of $3.8 trillion, which includes a record-breaking deficit of $1.3 trillion.
For those of you trying to squeeze that into your calculator, that’s spending beyond our means of $1,300,000,000,000.00!
In one year.
It’s no surprise that our big-spending President is asking our big-spending Congress to [...]
Thomas Paine: Involuntary Christian Witness?
0 Comments Published by Ben DuPré January 29th, 2010 in Christianity, HistoryHappy Birthday to Thomas Paine, born either today (Jan. 29) or. as some historians believe, on Feb. 9. It is fitting that he should bear “dual” birthdays, for he was a patriotic paradox all his own.
Paine’s passionate and powerful writings, most notably the pamphlet “Common Sense,” inflamed the hearts of liberty-loving American patriots and truly [...]
A person’s a person, no matter who’s President
2 Comments Published by Ben DuPré January 21st, 2010 in Abortion, Law, MoralityLast year, our outgoing President proclaimed January 18, 2009, as “National Sanctity of Human Life Day.” This year, however, we are more likely to get a White House proclamation (like this) celebrating the abomination that is Roe v. Wade.
Regardless of who is the chief executive—be it King George, President George, or President Barack—the right to [...]
Old Hickory and the Hand of Providence
1 Comment Published by Ben DuPré January 7th, 2010 in Christianity, History, MilitaryOn January 8, 1815, General Andrew Jackson (later our 7th President) fended off a British assault in the victorious Battle of New Orleans, fought at the end of the War of 1812 (actually, shortly after the official end). Later that month “Old Hickory” gave credit to God in a letter to Col. Robert Hays. He [...]
Atheist Michael Newdow is Right: Courts Open With “Religious” Prayer
7 Comments Published by Ben DuPré December 10th, 2009 in First Amendment, Law, ReligionWe mentioned back in January that outspoken atheist Michael Newdow, who has never met an acknowledgment of God he liked, sued to stop the President’s Inaugural Oath from including “So help me God.” The lower court rejected Newdow’s argument that “So help me God” violated the Constitution and so he is now appealing.
But wherever [...]
The Obamas’ “Non-Religious” Christmas
1 Comment Published by Ben DuPré December 9th, 2009 in Christianity, Christmas, History, Politics, ReligionPresident Obama may be playing Santa Claus with our tax dollars, but he’s being a Grinch when it comes to Christmas. Obama claims to be a Christian, but according to his “social secretary” he is planning a “non-religious Christmas.” What does such a Christmas celebration look like? According to Eric Metaxas,
[I]t’s just like a “non-religious” [...]
Foundation Files Brief Defending Right to Keep and Bear Arms
3 Comments Published by Ben DuPré November 23rd, 2009 in Announcements, History, Law, Second AmendmentFormer Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore and the Foundation for Moral Law filed an amicus curiae brief in the United States Supreme Court today, arguing in the case of McDonald v. City of Chicago, Ill., that handgun bans in Chicago and Oak Park, Illinois, violate the God-given, inalienable right of self-defense and the [...]
“Gun control” at Ft. Hood aided and abetted Hasan
3 Comments Published by Ben DuPré November 16th, 2009 in Islam, Law, Military, Politics, Second AmendmentMuch is being made of the political correctness that failed to prevent Muslim terrorist Major Nadal Hasan from turning on his fellow soldiers at Ft. Hood, and rightly so; but the political correctness that disarms soldiers on post made Hasan’s victims the sitting ducks they were. In “How ‘gun control’ aided and abetted [...]
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BLOGGER BIO - Ben DuPré is a religious liberties and constitutional law attorney at the Foundation for Moral Law. Ben hails from New York, graduated with a J.D. from Regent University School of Law in Virginia in 2001, and then clerked for Chief Justice Roy Moore on the Alabama Supreme Court for 2 years before joining the Foundation in 2003.
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