Mission Statement

Our mission is to advance and defend Judeo-Christian principles of human dignity and
social justice in law, policy and the public square.

We seek to improve the quality of life of our nation's citizens through research, education and advocacy aimed at assisting lawmakers, the media and voters in building and sustaining a just society. Our desire is to bring attention and an alternative voice to issues pertaining to social justice. Our efforts to shape public policy and debate can be seen and measured by the Center's research projects, publications, media interviews and educational events

• We believe human dignity is of equal importance to the unborn, the elderly and individuals at all stages of life in between.

• We believe each individual, regardless of societal status, is equal before the law.

• We believe individuals, businesses and public institutions should be held accountable for their actions.

• We believe a just society orders itself based upon the moral and ethical views of its people and that all laws invariably reflect a moral and ethical point of view.

Our approach to issues and legislation is shaped by a Judeo-Christian worldview. This unique view of the nature of man and the role of government offers the greatest protections and the greatest freedoms for all members of a pluralistic society, not just people of faith.

Asking three key questions informs our positions on laws and issues:

• What measure of protection should the law extend to a creature made in the image of God - one who has been declared by none other than Almighty God Himself to have worth, value and dignity?
  
  
• What right does society, or another, have to strip such a creature of inalienable rights conferred upon him by the Creator?
  
  
• What limits are placed on the state to prevent it from overbearing the conscientiously held beliefs of one person who stands in conflict with the rest of society?

Employment Opportunities

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