Love does not have to be fleeting. For love to last, fidelity is the key. Without fidelity, love is just a passing fancy. It is only with faithfulness and fidelity that we can find fulfillment.
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“Really? You used to be such a go-getter” was the response I got from a conservative woman after I told her I had given up my career to become a full-time homemaker and mother. I was taken aback, in part because my husband and I were at a pro-life gala.
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Instead of honoring and respecting mothers, as commanded in the Bible, the current culture is demeaning and undermining mothers.
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A frustration of many Americans today is that their elected “leaders” seem to view them with disdain and even contempt, on both sides of the aisle. This is not new among the elite, and it is exactly the reason Donald Trump has the support he enjoys among ordinary citizens.
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IVF was thrust into the political spotlight earlier this year when the Alabama Supreme Court found that embryos created via IVF were covered by the state’s wrongful death statute. The ruling caused a panic not only in the state, but across the nation, as IVF clinics threatened to shut down unless they were given complete immunity for negligent acts like the one at issue in the case, in which a hospital patient entered an unsecure area of the facility, removed several cryogenically frozen embryos, and dropped them onto the floor killing them.
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The United States, Western civilization, the American church, and the family are all on the verge of destruction, and the most important weapon used to destroy them has remained largely hidden — until now.
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While Christian families were preparing to celebrate Easter — the day we proclaim “Jesus Is Risen” — the White House showed its true colors by proclaiming March 31st as “Transgender Day of Visibility.”
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“What really matters?” a friend recently asked me. The news is depressing, the world seems to be in chaos, and common sense is uncommon. My friend continued, “I want to participate and promote conservative issues, but I don’t know where to spend my energy.”
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Practically everything in popular culture today takes direct aim at children and families, encouraging worldviews that ignore biological facts, rewrite history, and dismiss traditional Judeo-Christian and conservative values as archaic and harmful. What is a parent to do?
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Seven years ago on this date, my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, went home to her Redeemer. I am celebrating her life today by making her recipe for Baked Custard, which is the ultimate comfort food. During my childhood, this custard was always in our refrigerator. I would eat it as an after school snack and then another one as a bedtime treat. Yum!
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Phyllis Schlafly chose the American Bald Eagle as the name and the symbol of Eagle Forum, because she thought these birds were beautiful and majestic, so they symbolize the beauty and majesty of our great country. As an added bonus, these birds mate for life. The mission of Eagle Forum is the American family; that’s why members are called “eagles”.
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Way too many corporations these days seem to be stumbling all over themselves to prove they are comrades of those who want to destroy traditional families, abort as many babies as possible, and take down the red, white, and blue values of most Americans. One CEO, however, is going against the tide in his unapologetic support of the American family, as Mary Margaret Olohan describes. We can only hope this courageous move will catch on in other companies.
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