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Repealing the 19th Amendment is not conservative
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- Scripture teaches that both men and women are created in the image of God and hold equal dignity and worth before Him.
- God has ordained different roles for men and women within the family and the church, yet both are called to honor one another in love and service.
- Christian tradition has long upheld the importance of ordered liberty, including the protection of family, faith, and the rule of law under the Constitution.
A new extremism has taken hold in parts of the Right, and it’s spreading fast among Gen Z men. Conservatives should reject it, not rebrand it as the movement’s future.
The proposal to repeal the Nineteenth Amendment is not rooted in the principles of limited government or constitutional fidelity. It is a radical departure from the American tradition that conservatives have long defended.
Conservatism has always sought to preserve the institutions that sustain a free society, including the family and the constitutional order. Efforts to strip voting rights from women undermine that heritage and invite division rather than unity.
The American founding was built on the recognition that rights come from the Creator, not from government. Expanding or restricting the franchise must be weighed carefully against the principles of ordered liberty and moral responsibility.
Christian conservatives have consistently called for policies that strengthen the family and encourage fathers and mothers to fulfill their God-given roles. Returning to first principles means defending the Constitution as written, not rewriting it to settle cultural grievances.
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Faith Facts
- In 1811, New York courts enforced blasphemy laws rooted in Christian doctrine.
- Chief Justice Kent declared that Americans “profess the general doctrines of Christianity.”
- Blasphemy statutes remained on the books in multiple states well into the 20th century.
Long before the modern culture wars, early American courts treated insults against Jesus Christ as criminal offenses.
In 1811, a New York man was sentenced to prison for blaspheming the name of Christ, and the state’s highest court upheld the conviction without hesitation.
The ruling came from Chief Justice James Kent, who wrote that the United States was a Christian nation that “profess the general doctrines of Christianity.”
Kent’s opinion reflected the legal consensus of his day, not an outlier view.
Similar blasphemy statutes remained active across multiple states for more than a century, shielding the Christian faith from public scorn.
Today, many Americans have little awareness that such laws once existed or that they were enforced by respected jurists.
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- Faith and prayer guided the engineers who devised the rescue plan for the trapped miners.
- The successful rescue of all 33 men was celebrated by millions around the world as a testament to divine intervention.
- The engineer credited God for giving wisdom and strength during the intense drilling operation.
A young engineer who helped create the drilling plan to rescue 33 Chilean miners is reflecting on the historic 2010 effort ahead of a new National Geographic documentary.
The rescue became one of the most watched events in modern history as families, churches, and entire nations prayed for the men trapped deep underground.
“I cried like a baby,” the engineer said, recalling the moment when the first miner emerged safely to the surface after 69 days underground.
The operation required precise engineering, quick decisions, and constant coordination between teams on the surface and underground.
Every step of the drilling was carried out with the knowledge that one wrong move could cost lives.
The engineer emphasized that teamwork and faith were the foundation of the entire mission.
Churches across Chile and around the world held prayer vigils while the men waited for rescue.
“We knew we were working against time, but we also knew we were not alone,” the engineer said.
The successful rescue demonstrated the power of human ingenuity when guided by moral purpose and faith in God.
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- Philip Anthony Mitchell leads one of America’s fastest-growing churches and is calling Christians back to Scripture.
- Mitchell says many believers today follow a ‘soft’ Jesus disconnected from biblical truth.
- The pastor links rising biblical illiteracy to the decline of biblical Christianity in the United States.
Philip Anthony Mitchell is urging believers to return to the Word of God as the foundation of their faith.
The pastor of a rapidly growing congregation says biblical illiteracy has left many Christians drawn to spirituality but detached from the actual teachings of Scripture.
“Biblical Christianity” is losing influence in the United States, Mitchell warned.
He cautioned against the spread of a watered-down version of Jesus that appeals to feelings rather than truth.
Mitchell’s message comes as churches across the nation wrestle with declining biblical engagement among younger generations.
“Biblical Christianity” is losing influence in the United States, Mitchell warned.
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