Has the normalizing of pedophilia begun? CNN hosts scientist who sympathizes with child predators claims ‘brain’s wiring’ to blame by Chelsea Schilling, WorldNetDaily Do people who rape children, or fantasize about sexually abusing them, deserve sympathy – because they were
DOMA decision appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court by Ben Johnson, LifeSiteNews.com Tue Jul 03, 2012 06:28 EST The roiling national debates over marriage and the Supreme Court may coincide, as the House of Representatives’ legal group has asked the
Andrew Beckwith, executive vice president for MFI, appeared on The Jeff Katz Show on Thursday, July 5, to discuss the Transgender Bathroom Bill, which took effect on July 1. Listen Now: [audio:https://www.mafamily.org/wp-content/uploads/audio/070512AndrewBeckwithMaFamilyInstitute_bathroom_bill.mp3]
Fellow Patriots, On Wednesday, we commemorate the birth of the greatest country on earth. With fireworks, parades and backyard cookouts, Americans will celebrate the stars and stripes and the values and freedoms that we have come to be known for
Dear Friends of the Family, Though we don’t have definite numbers, the response from the pro-life community to the pleas for additional people to sign-up for the official Massachusetts “Choose Life License Plate” by the July 1st deadline says that
On Monday, the state gambling commission held a forum at North Shore Community College to develop strategies for minimizing the damages caused by problem gambling. The commission heard from gambling addicts, researchers and casino regulators. According to the Boston Globe,
On Wednesday, July 11, Massachusetts Family Institute and the Coalition for Marriage & Family are holding their annual “Day on the Hill.” This is a great opportunity for Christian young people with an interest in government to come to Beacon
The star of “Growing Pains” and Left Behind is joining FRC on Sunday, July 1st for Call2Fall in prayer for our nation. “I made the film Monumental because I love God and my family,” he wrote on his Facebook page.
According to the State House News Service, supporters of doctor-prescribed suicide have gathered enough valid signatures to put a binding question before the voters in November, and are now bracing themselves for a fight with opponents of assisted suicide. The
Gov. Deval Patrick, during a meeting of the so-called “Massachusetts Commission on GLBT Youth,” said that he was proud that the Commonwealth “is home to the very first commission of this kind, anywhere in America” but that there is “more
