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JDFI is deeply concerned that America's most cherished liberties, outlined in our Bill of Rights, are more at risk today than at any time in our history. These rights, among them the freedom of religion, freedom of speech and the freedom of assembly, are under daily attack by powerful political, cultural and academic elites.
There is increasing concern that banking giant JP Morgan Chase is engaged in discriminatory anti-Christian policies. Nineteen Republican state attorneys general have sent a letter to Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan's CEO, accusing the company of a "pattern of discrimination," including denying banking services to customers because of their religious or political views. This follows another letter sent on March 15th by 14 Republican state treasurers raising similar concerns.
The Reverend Franklin Graham delivered the keynote address at Liberty University's commencement ceremony this year. His powerful message should be heard far and wide in this critical time for America and the Church.
The European Parliament, the main legislative body of the European Union, has just insulted Christians everywhere. In an art exhibit sponsored by the parliament, there is a display depicting Jesus with homosexual men dressed in attire associated with bondage and sadomasochism around him. The so-called "artist" is Elisabeth Ohlson, a Swedish woman who has a history of creating anti-Christian artwork. According to the Christian Post, Ohlson previously created a painting showing the Garden of Eden that replaced Adam and Eve with two homosexual couples.
There is a disgusting and dangerous effort underway to force Justice Clarence Thomas off the Supreme Court. Justice Thomas' confirmation took place on October 15, 1991, after a vicious campaign to smear him. At the time, Thomas called the tactics employed by his opponents a "high-tech lynching."
It isn't difficult to find evidence that America's colleges and universities are hotbeds of far-left extremism. Here's the latest example: more than 670 professors at the University of North Carolina just signed a letter protesting a bill being debated in the state legislature.
In this week's episode, Gary Bauer defines our current situation in America as a non-shooting, two-sided civil war—a disagreement over America's founding and what it stands for. Bauer believes one side understands that America, as founded, was built on ordered liberty under God. To hear more, please listen to Bauer's informative podcast.
The Texas Senate has passed a couple of bills that aim to put God back in the Lone Star state's schools. One bill requires all public schools in Texas to display the Ten Commandments. The second bill would require public schools to give students and staff a daily period of time to pray.
Free speech advocates, who are hopefully still a majority in America, just got some preliminary good news from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit Court.
The increasing violence by radical trans advocates and their supporters can no longer be ignored. When college swimming champion and defender of women's athletics, Riley Gaines, recently spoke at San Francisco State University, she was physically assaulted by trans radicals, including a man wearing a dress.
