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Jordan Lorence serves as senior counsel and director of strategic engagement with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he plays a key role with the Strategic Relations and Training Team.

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… first—men it hurts too much.” Something very similar now must be said to the cultural powers trying to impose the … minefield. Girls who join the high school soccer team may now find themselves sharing the field, the locker room, and … 1 . That ratio is now roughly 4 males to 3 females. This progress is now seriously threatened by the administration’s …

… also a founding member of the Hilltoppers for Life, which helped spur her interest in First Amendment and pro-life … also a founding member of the Hilltoppers for Life, which helped spur her interest in First Amendment and pro-life …

… understood gender to be binary (male or female). But now, an ever-growing list of pronouns have become expressions … is not known or isn’t necessary to determine, there is now debate over which third-person singular pronoun to use. … reflecting the sex of the person being discussed. But now, two major cultural trends have converged to question the …

… that may have been fatal to the mother fifty-years ago can now quickly be diagnosed and treated, with public and private … in January 1973. Fifty years of cultural and scientific progress prove the irreparable harm abortion causes and have … availability of low-cost and even free birth control has helped women who are not yet ready to conceive a child. The …

The Supreme Court affirmed the Town of Greece’s freedom to open meetings with uncensored prayers.

… most vulnerable among us—children in need of loving homes. Now more than ever, we need highly successful adoption and …

… Judicial Court of Massachusetts did not get the memo. And now the mission of one Christian college is in jeopardy. … Court allowed Gordon College’s case to continue for now, with four Justices adding a message to Gordon College …

Photographer Emilee Carpenter wants to create art consistent with her beliefs, but New York laws have threatened her rights.