For decades, the Christian Church has championed the importance of family values. Yet, in practice, families are often more profoundly shaped by U.S. court decisions than by church teaching. Judicial rulings can create binding, long-term consequences that affect families for years, often in ways...

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United States politicians support Israel, financially and politically, Evangelical Christians also support Israel, for biblical reasons, yet a large...

For decades, Israel and the US have been on edge about Iran building a nuclear weapon to someday strike...

For decades, the Christian Church has championed the importance of family values. Yet, in practice, families are often more profoundly shaped by U.S. court decisions than by church teaching. Judicial rulings can create binding, long-term consequences that affect families for years, often in ways that far outweigh any influence the church may have. Courts determine matters such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and financial obligations through final decrees that remain enforceable under the law, regardless of how a family’s circumstances may later change. From that perspective, it is understandable that many Christians feel frustrated: church leaders and members may strongly affirm marriage, parenting, and the well-being of children, but they...