Rule of Law or Tyranny?

Attorney James Standish traces our freedom to the fundamental premise of Magna Carta that the ruler is himself, under law. Current threats to the rule of law include exaggerated claims of presidential authority and immunity, and lack of accountability, all essential to the rule of law.

FR 20 - 35RR2020 - Evangelical Zionism? - Greg Hamilton - Rel Date 08 - 29 - 20 by Church State Council

FR 20 - 34RR2025 - It's Not About Rights! - Alan Reinach - Rel Date 08 - 22 - 20 by Church State Council

FR 20 - 33RR2021 - Protecting God's Creation Is Biblical - Kyle Meyaard - Rel Date 08 - 15 - 20 by Church State Council

FR 20 - 32RR2015 - Covid - 19 - Public Health Vs The Economy - Nick Miller - Rel Date 08 - 08 - 20 by Church State Council

First Amendment Hypocrisy

Legal scholar and blogger Tyler Broker discusses conflicting positions taken by some advocates in the two religion cases before the Supreme Court this term.

Rule of Law or Tyranny?

Attorney James Standish traces our freedom to the fundamental premise of Magna Carta that the ruler is himself, under law. Current threats to the rule of law include exaggerated claims of presidential authority and immunity, and lack of accountability, all essential to the rule of law.

Religious Persecution in China-part two

Pamela Tsai, a Chinese American human rights activist, continues the conversation about the treatment of believers in China, Christians, Muslims and Falun Gong, verifying that everything we’ve been hearing about detention camps and beatings and persecution is true.

Religious Persecution in China-part one

Pamela Tsai, a Chinese American human rights activist tells the story of her friend, Yu Ming, who was tortured for 12 years in Chinese prisons and labor camps, and went on to document the organ harvesting industry in China, that has developed a global market.

Who is a Minister?

Attorney Jennifer Lipski tells the story of her clients, elementary school teachers, fired from Catholic Schools, and the schools’ claim to be exempt from civil rights laws heard in May by the US Supreme Court.