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Christians launched a spiritual “strike” against one of the most well-known symbols of the sex industry on Saturday. Dozens of mostly young believers in the Los Angeles area marched while praying around a building owned by one of the world’s leading men’s magazines. Read more »

Washington, D.C.-based Family Research Council released on Wednesday a new study detailing the effects of pornography on marriages, children and individuals. “This is a ground-breaking review of what pornography costs families trying to create a life together,” said Dr. Pat Fagan, who authored the study and serves as FRC’s senior fellow and director of the Center for Research on Marriage and Religion. Read more »

I have previously argued that we, as a community, have both an interest and responsibility to prepare, promote, and preserve every marriage within the body. There are many factors that contribute to the demise of marriages within the church, but there is one in particular whose virulence and force is made worse by our isolation and indifference to community: pornography. Read more »

This is the Family Research Council’s full report on the first 100 Days of the Obama presidency. This report will take you beyond the media and Administration spin to what the First 100 days of “change” really means for the family.

Unprecedented promotion of abortion from the federal government
Fresh assaults on innocent human life via embryonic [...] Read more »

If you’re sane, when you heard that the Vermont legislature had decided to allow homosexuals to call their unions “marriage,” you probably thought something like, “Man, the Vermont legislature must be morally bankrupt.”
If you did, now there’s more proof that you were right.
According to  WCBSTV, Vermont legislators now want to make sexting legal.  Yes, I’m [...] Read more »

Reprinted by permission of the Christian Post 
By Lawrence Jones
Christian Post Reporter
Mon, Feb. 23 2009 08:33 AM EST
A federal appeals court on Friday upheld a law that requires pornographers who take photos of people engaged in sexually explicit acts to provide “proof of age,” a ruling that strengthens prevention on the exploitation of children by pornographers.
The full [...] Read more »

President Barack Obama has had trouble with several of his nominations since taking office. Several of his nominees have had issues with taxes, ethics, and more. 
But some of the people Obama wants to serve in the Justice Department–the department charged with upholding the nation’s laws–may be the most disturbing. 
For a number of years Americans have [...] Read more »

The evening before his execution 20 years ago, Bundy told Dr. James Dobson how violent pornography had laid the foundation for his crimes.
On the morning of Jan. 24, 1989, serial-killer Ted Bundy was executed for killing a 12-year-old girl. He also confessed to the murders of dozens more women and girls. The evening before, [...] Read more »

 

Human trafficking has received a lot of attention in South Dakota in the past couple of months, and it appears the South Dakota legislature may be preparing to do something about it.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader did a lengthy expose on human trafficking in South Dakota in December with a series of articles.  One was [...] Read more »

Reprinted by permission of the Christian Post
By Eric Young
Christian Post Reporter
Wed, Jan. 14 2009 04:12 PM EST
To most Americans, the recent request for a $5 million federal bail-out by leaders of the porn industry is something to laugh about.
But for Larry Flynt, the publisher of Hustler magazine, and Joe Francis, the producer of “Girls Gone Wild” [...] Read more »