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The Devil Made Me Do It!
By Judie Brown In the 1960s the well-known comedian Flip Wilson memorialized the phrase “The devil made me do it!” He was very funny, and the phrase caught on. But today the devil is making people do things that are anything but funny. When renowned commentator Charlie Kirk was brutally murdered, one New York Times correspondent had the gall to suggest that he was “a symbol of the toxic culture...
A Really Weird Week
By Judie Brown A confluence of events is rarely an accident, and I think this week has been deadlier than most for the souls of our children—born and preborn. The strangeness of the following headline speaks to exactly what I mean. It reads: “A 45-Year-Old Got...
The Kamala Problem
By Judie Brown I recently read an article about how, when it comes to abortion and assisted suicide in this nation, medical ethics are deteriorating faster than a body of water in the blazing heat. While this challenging reality has been coming upon us for many years,...
Dragons on the Loose
By Judie Brown Victor Davis Hanson recently wrote that Americans “realize [that] their apathy allowed the country to descend into something the nation’s founders never imagined.” He suggested that this is why the “conservative dragon” is awakening. But as we know, the...
Moral Dysphoria
By Judie Brown Dysphoria is defined as “a state of feeling very unhappy, uneasy, or dissatisfied.” The current state of the nation suggests that in matters of morality, the citizens of the United States are suffering from a debilitating state of moral dysphoria....
Today You Are You!
By Judie Brown Dr. Seuss wrote those words, “Today you are you” in his book, “Happy Birthday to You”. As is the case with all his books, it is a perennially favorite children’s book. The entire quote is “Today you are you, that is truer than true. ...
It Is a Fact
By Judie Brown Recently we have seen a growing number of articles on the tragic consequences that occur when human beings act outside the natural law. Or to put it another way when human beings commit sin. There, I said it. And we should probably say it a lot more...