Should Biological Reality Govern Who Participates in Women’s Sports?
Harry Hutchison, Faith, Law Harry Hutchison Harry Hutchison, Faith, Law Harry Hutchison

Should Biological Reality Govern Who Participates in Women’s Sports?

The contested debate regarding the reality and recognition of the biological differences between men and women has now reached the United States Supreme Court. After a firestorm of social media controversy, on January 13, 2026, the Court heard oral arguments in two cases: West Virginia v. B. P. J. and Little v. Hecox. These cases are framed by recently passed statutes in Idaho and West Virginia that reserve girls’ sports for females.

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Should Don Lemon’s Participation in a Church Invasion Be Prosecuted Under the Ku Klux Klan Act?
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Should Don Lemon’s Participation in a Church Invasion Be Prosecuted Under the Ku Klux Klan Act?

On January 18, 2026, Don Lemon, Nekina Levy Armstrong, and a group of raucous protestors interrupted services at the Cities Church in Minneapolis. Ms. Armstrong and two other protestors have already been arrested for their participation in the protest, while a Magistrate judge has rejected charges against Mr. Lemon. Still, the question remains whether Don Lemon, an alleged journalist, should face criminal charges as well.

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Infanticide and Humans’ Pursuit of Perfection
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Infanticide and Humans’ Pursuit of Perfection

Humankind’s pursuit of perfection on the road to paradise has always turned dark. Often this progressive pursuit has relied on questionable science that leads inevitably toward eugenics and planned breeding that culminates “in the lethal tenets of the Nazi regime.” This quest for perfection continues to reverberate throughout the West today.

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Putting Infants to Death
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Putting Infants to Death

Now, Canada is poised to follow Nazi Germany’s disturbing example by killing itself on a road marked with eugenics and alleged human progress. As highlighted in an Atlantic magazine article this past September, the Quebec College of Physicians has raised the idea of extending Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program to cover infants under one year old in cases of “severe deformities.”

As we know, once the barrier of killing the innocents is breached, there is no upper limit on the willingness of experts to end suffering, advance efficiency, and embrace despotism.

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Can a Mother Take Her Child to Church?
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Can a Mother Take Her Child to Church?

The United States Supreme Court has clearly and unmistakably established parents’ right to freely exercise their religion, including the right to “direct the religious upbringing of their children.” Nonetheless, a Maine district court has issued a custody order prohibiting a mother from taking her daughter to church.  In December 2024, the court prohibited Emily Bickford, the parent with primary custody, from bringing her daughter, Ava, to Calvary Chapel in Westbrook, Maine.

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Can Churches and Religious Institutions Survive Sheilaism and Other Cultural Trends? Part II
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Can Churches and Religious Institutions Survive Sheilaism and Other Cultural Trends? Part II

The political, social, and cultural battles ahead are likely to become increasingly challenging. Christian churches, schools, and academic institutions that refuse to face this gathering storm will reap a political, social, and legal whirlwind. If Christian institutions wish to remain Christian, being nice is not enough.

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Conversion Therapy: The Supreme Court Decides. Part I.
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Conversion Therapy: The Supreme Court Decides. Part I.

The rights of Christians are under a continuing threat from the spirit of the age. This threat implicates the rights of individuals, parents, churches, and Christian schools. 

This threat prompts a question: are parents, churches, counselors, and religious institutions, including schools, prepared to fight back and defend their institutions? 

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Mocking Justice and Common Sense: A Federal Court Rules Against the Little Sisters of the Poor
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Mocking Justice and Common Sense: A Federal Court Rules Against the Little Sisters of the Poor

For more than 150 years, the Little Sisters of the Poor have faithfully served the poor, motivated by a religious calling to surrender all for the sake of others. The nuns have been engaged in a long-running legal battle over the federal government’s contraception mandates. After several court victories, this battle has now taken an ominous turn since a federal court has ruled against an exemption that permitted the religious order’s opposition to the mandate to take shape.

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Can Church Sanctuary Status Shield Illegal Immigrants from Arrest?
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Can Church Sanctuary Status Shield Illegal Immigrants from Arrest?

Any encounter with ICE within the context of immigration and border enforcement exposes churches and, more particularly, church personnel to the risk that they will be charged with a crime if they continue to provide sanctuary to illegal aliens, particularly aliens who ICE seeks. For churches that intend to continue such a policy, the Trump Administration’s decision to rescind the Biden Administration's rules raises a flood of questions that place such behavior in harm’s way.

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Fixing the Issue of Church Political Speech
Harry Hutchison, Faith, Church, Politics, Law Miles Terry Harry Hutchison, Faith, Church, Politics, Law Miles Terry

Fixing the Issue of Church Political Speech

For decades, there has been a fierce debate about the constitutionality and general legality of the Johnson Amendment. This little-known amendment has been used to restrict the First Amendment rights of churches and faith-based organizations for more than 60 years. But the mission of the church demands that it be encouraged to speak truthfully to America’s postmodern generation. How should the church respond?

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