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Nov 25, 2024 | 
lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Emily Hawley
While we celebrate winning the electoral and popular vote for the Trump-Vance ticket and a Republican trifecta in the White House and both houses of Congress during this election cycle, we also lament over the precious souls that will be lost in the states that removed virtually all protections for an entire class of people — the unborn. It is possible for joy and sorrow to coexist.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
patriotpost.us | Emily Hawley
By Emily Wood HawleyWhile we celebrate winning the electoral and popular vote for the Trump-Vance ticket and a Republican trifecta in the White House and both houses of Congress during this election cycle, we also lament over the precious souls that will be lost in the states that removed virtually all protections for an entire class of people — the unborn. It is possible for joy and sorrow to coexist.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
washingtonstand.com | Emily Hawley
While we celebrate winning the electoral and popular vote for the Trump-Vance ticket and a Republican trifecta in the White House and both houses of Congress during this election cycle, we also lament over the precious souls that will be lost in the states that removed virtually all protections for an entire class of people — the unborn. It is possible for joy and sorrow to coexist.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
christianpost.com | Emily Hawley
By , Op-ed contributor Up to 104 million Americans who consider themselves people of faith, including 32 million Christian churchgoers, are projected to abstain from voting in November, according to a recent survey. This number is a sad reflection of the state of the American church, and the blame is placed on both those in the pews and in the pulpit who have deceived themselves into believing that faith and politics should be separate.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
christianpost.com | Emily Hawley
By , Op-ed contributor Human rights begin at conception, not at the sign of a heartbeat at six weeks, the ever-changing point of “viability,” or whichever week of gestation a state arbitrarily recognizes a child’s humanity. Just as a preborn baby doesn’t magically gain human rights the moment he or she is deemed “viable” or passes through the birth canal, the preborn also can’t lose their intrinsic right to life by the whims of the populace or a political party.
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
highergroundtimes.com | Emily Hawley
- OPINION: Each generation grows up in a world slightly different than the one their parents did, but the early-2000s America I was raised in is drastically different than the America my future children will inhabit as basic definitions have been flipped on their heads. Truth has a target on its back in a culture that profits from lies and confusion. Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Emily Hawley
- OPINION: Each generation grows up in a world slightly different than the one their parents did, but the early-2000s America I was raised in is drastically different than the America my future children will inhabit as basic definitions have been flipped on their heads. Truth has a target on its back in a culture that profits from lies and confusion. Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
stream.org | Emily Hawley |Tom Sileo |Wanda Alger |Michael Brown
Rosie the Riveter graced the cover of The Economist recently. She was pictured with her sleeves rolled up, a voting card in her hand, the raised-fist symbol of feminism on her collar, and “My Body, My Choice” tattooed on her arm underneath the headline, “Meet America’s most dynamic political movement.”Women are lied to en masse and told that the only way they can be truly free or “empowered” like the Rosie the Riveter is having the “right” to kill their offspring.
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Feb 15, 2024 | 
highergroundtimes.com | Emily Hawley
OPINION: As Americans increasingly drift from religious affiliation and Christian values, morality in our culture has drastically declined. We could trace this shift back to monumental events in past decades or even certain U.S. Supreme Court rulings that chipped away at our values as a society, but the common denominator is this: America has veered away from faith in God. Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
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Feb 15, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Emily Hawley
OPINION: As Americans increasingly drift from religious affiliation and Christian values, morality in our culture has drastically declined. We could trace this shift back to monumental events in past decades or even certain U.S. Supreme Court rulings that chipped away at our values as a society, but the common denominator is this: America has veered away from faith in God. Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
