Author: Phyllis Schlafly
The Key to Peace: U.S. Superiority — January 1982
New Fashions in Food
Three years ago, I wrote a column deploring the dreary sameness of the diet of so many Americans, especially of those in the fast-food generation. The column expressed…
Assassinations and Their Influence
“Assassination has never changed the history of the world,” proclaimed Benjamin Disraeli in 1865 on the occasion of the murder of President Abraham Lincoln. Whether his statement was…
Two Miraculous Pictures
The Christmas season is a good time to recall that two remarkable pictures on opposite sides of the world reaffirm the reality of the supernatural. Teams of scientists…
New Evidence on the Holy Shroud
The Gospel of St. John quotes Thomas, one of the twelve apostles, as saying after the crucifixion: “Except I shall see in his hands the print of the…
Encouraging Abortions at West Point
The U.S. Military Academy at West Point has secretly put into effect a policy of encouraging abortions and of allowing the cadets who have them to remain in…
Social and Economic Conservatives Join Hands for Judicial Reform
When President Ronald Reagan, in discussing the alleged differences between the legislative priorities of the social conservatives and the economic conservatives, said that “we have only one agenda,”…
Key to Peace: U.S. Superiority
The Russians made themselves look ridiculous with their hysterical response to President Ronald Reagan’s televised address on nuclear arms reduction. Maybe that’s why, days later, they decided to…
The Dreaded Complication
The “dreaded complication” is the term applied to the problem that confrofits a woman, her doctor and her nurses when an abortion produces a live baby. The U.S.…