• Red Raspberry Leaf Lauded as Potential Fertility Aid

  "The uterus needs a lot of vitamins and minerals to function properly and red raspberry leaf tea has almost all of them. Red raspberry leaf is high in Vitamins C, E, A, B and has significant amounts of major minerals like magnesium, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus. It also contains essential trace minerals such as zinc, iron, chromium and manganese. "

  

• For a Love of Lavender: Alleged Benefits of Ingestion and Aromatherapy Include Potential Neurological Treatment

  Renowned in film titles (Lavender Ladies) and even in lullabies ("Lavender Blue"), lavender has been a popular remedy since ancient times and, to the surprise of some and the confirmation of others' staunch insistence, it's not just an "old wives' tale, but a scientific statistic of substance---particularly regarding neurological disorders.

  

• A Constitutional Case for Life: Reflecting on the Legal Mishandling of Roe V Wade

  The Roe vs. Wade case posed perhaps the most controversial handling of Constitutional material in history. The argument defended—the national legalization of abortion—stirred claim to liberties stated within the Fourteenth Amendment, ratified over a century earlier. The premise for this preference of action was established upon the Article’s general references to “equal protection” and individual recognition regardless of race or cultural distinctions. Those representing defense for the recent l

• A Biblical and Constitutional Contention for Maintaining The Sacredness of Marriage

  An actuality that most people are increasingly (and, often willfully) ignorant of today is the fact that America began with the collective ambition of effectuating a "city upon a hill" vision. This goal was the dream of our Puritan founders; the proclamation of the Gospel and the freedom to interpret it privately as common citizens was the primary motivation for our establishment. Ensuing liberty was consequently inevitable as responsible men and women recognized that freedom was not an absence

  

• Religious Pluralism: Identifying and Responding to the Spirit of Our Age

  "America, it is said, is suffering from intolerance — it is not. It is suffering from tolerance. Tolerance of right and wrong, truth and error, virtue and evil, Christ and chaos. Our country is not nearly so overrun with the bigoted as it is overrun with the broadminded.”― Fulton J. Sheen. It was once accurately stated that to believe everything is to believe nothing. Though unrestricted acceptance may appear at first thought superiorly loving, it is in factuality lethal and self-destructive.