Another Scientific and Biblical Review of the Impossibility of Evolution

Recently, a science teacher in the state of New York found himself at the receiving end of a complaint by the atheist group Freedom From Religion Foundation. Why? He had the audacity to question the validity of evolution, a pet doctrine of atheists. Although the theory has never genuinely been proven, the atheists would rather...

Satanic Temple Wants To Sue Over Being Blocked On Public School Computers

The Satanists of the Satanic Temple want public school kids to have access to their website on school devices, but their website is censored by Lightspeed Systems, an Internet filtering company whose services are used in 6,500 U.S. school districts. As of now, the Satanists can't sue because they have no legal standing since they...

Sexualization of children has arrived & must be firmly resisted

Twelve years ago, I did a post about a social science college professor I had in the early 1990s who was a gay activist. He laid out the goals for society he and other gay activists were trying to push in North America and other places. That post was called "Look out, heteros! Gay rights...

Atheist’s Kentucky school shooting drives student-led prayers across the state

The teenage male shooter at Marshall County High School was an atheist who admired Stalin, according to screenshots of his now-deleted social media account(s) being distributed across the Internet. Nevertheless, his heinous act of killing two schoolmates and injuring over a dozen others has prompted student-led prayers across the Bible Belt state with school staff...

Non-profit organization fully funds Bible elective course in Chattanooga

It's encouraging when parts of the US known as the "Bible Belt" remain true to that nickname. Chattanooga, Tennessee is one of those places. Privately-funded non-profit organization Bible in the Schools, located in that city, just gave the Hamilton County Department of Education (HCDE) in Chattanooga $1 million to take care of all expenses for...

Kentucky governor signs law incorporating Bible as social studies elective

A law allowing the Bible to be included as a topic for social studies electives will take effect in Kentucky this Friday, June 30, after Kentucky's governor, Matt Bevin, signed a bill passed by both houses of the Kentucky legislature. School boards around the state will take part in helping craft curricula to establish parameters...

Christian school ordered to ban offensive Bible verses

The school board in the small town of Battle River, Alberta, in Canada is attempting to bully Cornerstone Christian Academy into dropping any teachings about any Bible verses that may be offensive to anyone. John Carpay, an attorney with Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom, a Canadian constitutional law non-profit, is taking up the legal battle...

Fossil record happened quickly, actually debunks millions of years

Why do people believe fossils formed over millions of years? This 28-minute video shows why and then explains why fossils actually happened very quickly.

Angry mom wants kindergarten teacher fired for having Ouija board seance in class

"He's scared now to go to bed at night, to be in the dark, anything alone," a Milwaukee mom has stated of her 5-yr-old kindergartener who has been having nightmares thanks to his teacher. Around Halloween 2016, the kindergarten teacher (according to an email she sent the mother) brought in a Ouija board to the classroom....