Politics

By  Paul R. DeHart, The Witherspoon Institute - There is a strain of thought one encounters with some frequency: namely, that the First Amendment to the US Constitution—by virtue of prohibiting religious establishment and protecting the individual right to free exercise—banishes religion from the public realm and assigns it exclusively to the sphere of personal belief. In other words, the First Amendment kicked religion out of American politics.

By Matthew Hanley, The Catholic Thing - We read that the (tuberculosis) outbreak is occurring during “a profound economic crisis,” and that “declining nutrition from food shortages” is a factor. There is nary a word about what triggered the economic crisis and the food shortages. Hint: hard-core socialism.