Search Results for Tony Perkins
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Mike Pompeo, religious freedom and a safer world -- how are these three things connected?
by Tony Perkins
April 09, 2018: Cultivating religious freedom worldwide is a major ingredient for our national security here at home. Mike Pompeo understands this, and will act on it, if confirmed as our next Secretary of State.
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If ESPN Continues to Pick Sides, So Will Fans
by Tony Perkins
March 16, 2018: While college teams vie for basketball's biggest prize, it looks like ESPN is trying to do some rebounding of its own. After more than two years of bleeding profits, the Disney-owned network wants to prove that it can do better. Pitching politics instead of baseball has been a costly decision for the company, which has been a financial drag on parent company Disney for the last several months. Left without viewers (or options), ESPN decided to downsize, laying off at least 100 staffers to try and make up some of the company's losses.
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Billy Graham -- faithful to the end and still leading us behind him
by Tony Perkins
February 25, 2018: There will be thousands of words used to describe Billy Graham, but there was only one that he cared about: faithful. Asked what he would want the first line of his obituary to say, the greying pastor saidsimply, "That I loved God with all mind, heart, and soul."
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Behar's Poke at Pence a Reminder of ABC's Disdain for Conservative Christians
by Tony Perkins
February 16, 2018: ABC got at least one thing right about "The View" - its name. As far as the hosts are concerned, there is only one view: theirs. Sure, they'll invite a token "conservative" on to add fireworks, but even that doesn't get in the way of the hosts' daily routine of smug Middle America-bashing. If the idea is to offend viewers, it's working.
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After Atheist Group Got Prayers Before Sports Canceled, Students Are Fighting Back
by Tony Perkins
February 15, 2018: Most Americans have probably never heard of Beloit, Ohio. But this month, they're starting to hear from them. It may be a small town (less than 1,000 people at most), but it's mighty. And in the face of the bullies at the Freedom From Religion Foundation, that's all that matters.
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Liberals Lay Groundwork for All-Out Impeachment Assault on Trump if They Win House or Senate
by Tony Perkins
February 12, 2018: Barely a day goes by that Democrats don't demand President Trump's resignation - or, if they're feeling particularly feisty, impeachment. It's such a routine cry of the Left that some Americans are probably tempted to yawn their way through the threats. But, as Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) tried to warn conservatives yesterday, there's nothing empty about them.
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School Loses Dad-Daughter Dance Because of Gender-Neutral Policies
by Tony Perkins
February 08, 2018: Kids see plenty of offensive things at school-but when did fathers become one of them? Ask New York's Department of Education. As far as its officials are concerned, nothing can damage a child more than hosting a special event for dads.
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President is keeping his promises
by Tony Perkins
February 06, 2018: I've heard the allegations about Donald Trump's past moral failures. I don't pretend to know what's true and what isn't. But there is a truth I do know: Faith in Jesus Christ calls us to live with moral clarity. And that means calling sin - sin.
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On Morals and Mulligans...
by Tony Perkins
January 25, 2018: If there's one thing I've always said, it's that Christians should never check their faith at the door when they enter the public square. So, let me start by practicing what I preach. Like you, I've heard all of the allegations about Donald Trump's past, his years of baggage and personal failings. I don't pretend to know what's true and what isn't -- certainly not now, in an environment as toxic as ours. But there is a truth I do know: faith in Jesus Christ that calls us to live with moral clarity in everything we do. And that means calling sin -- sin.
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Americans are ready for meaningful limits on abortion
by Tony Perkins
January 23, 2018: In 1973, the Supreme Court believed it had resolved the abortion debate, but decades later it's clear the court failed to settle the issue. Why? Abortion runs contrary to the laws of nature.