Colorado Appeals Court Declares Day of Prayer Unconstitutional
A Colorado court has ruled the state’s proclamation for a Day of Prayer is unconstitutional. The state appeals court made the ruling Thursday on the proclamations by former Govs. Bill Ritter, a Democrat, and Bill Owens, a Republican, saying they violate the Constitution's provisions for religious liberty... Read More »»

Manny Pacquiao Uses Bible to Rebuke Obama's Support for Gay Marriage
Manny Pacquiao, Christian Filipino boxer and congressman, has reportedly disagreed with President Barack Obama's support of redefining marriage to include same-sex couples, and has insisted people should always put God's word first....Read More »»

Cut Ten Commandments Down to 6?
Could the Ten Commandments be reduced to six, a federal judge asked Monday. Would that neutralize the religious overtones of a commandments display that has the Giles County School Board in legal hot water? That unorthodox suggestion was made by Judge Michael Urbanski during oral arguments over whether the display amounts to a governmental endorsement of religion, as alleged in a lawsuit filed by a student at Narrows High School... Read More »»

Obama Gay Marriage Endorsement Mobilizes Christian Conservatives
President Obama’s endorsement of same-sex marriage is energizing Christian conservative support for Mitt Romney in a way that the likely GOP nominee has so far not been able to do on his own, according to religious leaders and activists. Pastors in Ohio, North Carolina, Florida and other swing states are readying Sunday sermons inveighing against same-sex unions...Read More »»

Gay Marriage: Not Inevitable
President Barack Obama insists that he didn’t announce his support for gay marriage out of political considerations. He’s right. He did it out of self-regard. How it must have eaten away at him to be the first African-American president, yet not associate himself with what has been deemed the foremost civil-rights issue of the age... Read More »»

Thomas Jefferson Document
Here is an original document in WallBuilders' possession, signed by Thomas Jefferson on September 24, 1807.
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Thomas Jefferson and Religion at the University of Virginia
It is a common assertion among many academic writers today that Thomas Jefferson, in what those writers wrongly allege to be Jefferson’s disdain for religion in general and Christianity in particular, founded the University of Virginia as America’s first explicitly secular school. This article discusses this issue.
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The Aitken Bible and Congress
An article that examines the role Congress had in the publication of the 1782 Robert Aitken Bible, also called the "Bible of the Revolution."
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America’s Most Biblically-Hostile U. S. President
Perhaps the most accurate description of President Obama's antipathy toward Catholics, Protestants, religious Jews, and the Jewish nation would be to characterize him as anti-Biblical. There have been numerous clearly documented times when his pro-Islam positions have been the cause of his anti-Biblical actions.
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George Washington's Farewell Address
In his farewell address in 1796, George Washington gives advice on both international and domestic issues.
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