How the Smithsonian Quietly Erased America’s Founders
No major exhibit on the Founding Fathers No real treatment of the Pledge of Allegiance But room for a trans display aimed at children A new report says that s today s Smithsonian
Opinion
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Why Gen Z will be the most influential generation
When the dust of time has settled and tumult has turned into eternal peace, it will be forever known that Generation Z was Born for the Storm.
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What’s the best way to be pro-life?: A Southern Baptist debate
Would the abolitionists really argue that the government should tell him he could not make the decision to save his wife’s life? I fear they might, and they would be wrong.
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The Buffalo shooter wanted to murder blacks and Jews, especially Jews
May we rise up as a nation to condemn these evil acts and to demonstrate tangibly that they represent the sentiments of the tiniest, most demented fringe minority. Not on our soil! Not on our watch!
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Tim Keller: Right or wrong?
God has powerfully used Tim Keller, just as He used Billy Graham, and millions of others who were incomplete as individuals but who collectively comprise God’s Church across time and culture. Whom will He use next? Of course, all of us are chiefly called to ask ourselves: How is He using me?
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Roe v. Wade: Personhood gives the game away
You can abort a fetus, terminate a pregnancy, even “evacuate a pregnancy,” but everybody knows you can’t just kill anyone you wish didn’t exist! Killing a person is homicide. So, is a fetus not a person…?
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Artificial intelligence pales in comparison to your soul
AI is just that...artificial. Your soul, on the other hand, is genuine. You are one of a kind, and there is nothing about your free will that is artificial. You get to choose where to live, who to love, and how to spend your time and energy. You are not a machine or a robot, but a living human being.
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Free Speech in a House Full of Chickens
Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy uses the metaphor of fast food to better understand our current political moment. The allure of junk food matches the allure of our politics – simple, cheap, fast, superficial, but somewhat tasty.
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An unlikely cure for the blues
It’s been almost two years since I wrote about being diagnosed with depression back in the early 2010s and the burnout causes that led up to it. Thankfully, by following the road to recovery I described in the article, I’ve not experienced it again.
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Addressing the sexist issue in the abortion debate
Since its inception the pro-life movement has fought to end the suffering caused by abortion. We who make up its foundation will continue to elect officials like Noem, who are our voice in public office. And we will continue to offer women considering abortion a better choice: Life for their babies, and a life free of regret for themselves.
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Another COVID-19 spending bill would fuel more inflationary fire
With the annualized inflation tax now around $8,500 per American household, the last thing we need is more fuel dumped on the inflationary fires. Yet, that is exactly what President Joe Biden has asked Congress to do.
