State-Sponsored Spiritual Abuse

State-Sponsored Spiritual Abuse

I first looked up the term “spiritual abuse” in 2003 when I was a student at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, one of the most conservative Catholic institutions in the United States. While working on my Master’s degree in Counseling, a professor allowed us...

Saying Yes and Saying No

The nation waited anxiously for the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on a recent slate of cases involving public displays of the Ten Commandments. It was hoped that the court would finally render a decision that would put to rest, one way or the other, the controversy...

No Law Prohibits Carter’s Expression of Faith

Mr. Carter doesn’t quote a whole bunch of Scripture when he makes a speech. But as you listen to his speeches, you get the feeling that Scripture has shaped and molded his thinking. The prevailing application of the establishment clause has led many to believe...