The Truth about Things We Can’t Not Know
Britain has released a booklet telling asylum seekers that rape and abuse are wrong and the backlash reveals a much older question about where our sense of right and wrong actually comes from
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California’s SB 934 Could Revive 17-Year-Old Lawsuits against Christian Counselors
SB 934 is framed as justice for survivors of conversion therapy But beneath that framing is a far more sweeping change the power to revive expired lawsuits and punish conduct that was legal when it
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What Fauci’s Pregnancy Texts Mean for the Fight over Mifepristone
Fauci privately worried about miscarriage risk from the vaccine then told pregnant women there were no red flags Here s why that betrayal can t repeat itself with mifepristone
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Gen Z isn’t losing faith — they’re losing confidence
Gen Z isn t silent about Jesus they talk about their faith more than any generation before them But new research shows they re also the generation most likely to doubt God is listening This piece
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6 years: India’s Supreme Court still won’t rule on anti-conversion laws
Six years after a constitutional challenge to India s anti-conversion laws was filed, the Supreme Court still hasn t ruled while the laws spread to 13 states and generate thousands of arrests but
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3 generations, one choice: Breaking a cycle of fear and addiction
I found myself pregnant with twins at 19 and unmarried the same situation my birth mother had faced That s when I knew something had to change
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Why are so few Britons willing to fight for their country?
The erosion of Christian faith and virtues may help explain why fewer Britons feel a duty to defend their country and its inheritance.
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Why the Church should make the case for church weddings
The Church should be confident in explaining why getting married in church still matters.
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How China, Russia, Iran and North Korea team up to crush Christians
China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are often discussed as a military and cyber threat but a new book reveals they re just as coordinated in persecuting Christians, sharing surveillance technology,
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Displacement, erasure and a 5-star tour: Inside Artsakh’s Christian heritage crisis
Armenian Christians were forced from Artsakh in 2023 Now travel companies are selling tours of the same churches, monasteries, and cemeteries they left behind with barely a mention of who they were,
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Don’t let socialists fool you: They still want to abolish police, and prisons too
Socialists just can t let the dream of prison abolition go until it becomes your nightmare
