Targeting Target, by William Kilpatrick

Synod on Synodality’s ‘Big Tent’ Includes Everyone But God, by Sandro Magister

August 3, 2023

Pro-Life Catholic Dad Mark Houck Running for Congress, by Ashley Sadler

August 3, 2023

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It would be instructive to look at the current LGBTQ+ controversies in the light of the famous Scopes Trial.

By William Kilpatrick, Crisis Magazine, Aug. 3, 2023

William Kilpatrick is the author of several books about cultural and religious issues, including What Catholics Need to Know About Islam; Christianity, Islam and Atheism: The Struggle for the Soul of the West; The Politically Incorrect Guide to Jihad; and Why Johnny Can’t Tell Right from Wrong. ….

The CEO of Target recently received a letter from seven state attorneys general warning that Target’s June “Pride” campaign may have violated state laws concerning child protection, parental rights, and obscenity.

At about the same time, the Michigan House of Representatives passed a “hate speech” bill criminalizing criticism of transgender ideology. It looks as though the stage is being set for a major legal clash over the LGBTQ+ movement and its effect on society.

Should, say, the Target matter come before a court (or courts), it will probably attract much attention. Interested parties will submit amicus curiae briefs, and defense lawyers will argue that the briefs sold by Target are really not that brief. …

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Targeting Target, by William Kilpatrick

Synod on Synodality’s ‘Big Tent’ Includes Everyone But God, by Sandro Magister

Pro-Life Catholic Dad Mark Houck Running for Congress, by Ashley Sadler

It would be instructive to look at the current LGBTQ+ controversies in the light of the famous Scopes Trial.

By William Kilpatrick, Crisis Magazine, Aug. 3, 2023

The CEO of Target recently received a letter from seven state attorneys general warning that Target’s June “Pride” campaign may have violated state laws concerning child protection, parental rights, and obscenity.

At about the same time, the Michigan House of Representatives passed a “hate speech” bill criminalizing criticism of transgender ideology. It looks as though the stage is being set for a major legal clash over the LGBTQ+ movement and its effect on society.

Should, say, the Target matter come before a court (or courts), it will probably attract much attention. Interested parties will submit amicus curiae briefs, and defense lawyers will argue that the briefs sold by Target are really not that brief. …

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