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At this critical time in our nation’s history, when important questions about justice and equality are being raised, let us not lose sight of the little ones, hidden from sight yet terminated and discarded by the hour.
To do or to say something insufficiently progressive these days risks the wrath of what’s being called “cancel-culture.”
White supremacy is ugly and bad, and no decent, fair-minded person would want to be called a white supremacist. That’s why these terms, just like homophobia and homophobe, have been weaponized today.
As Howard Hendricks said, “Discouragement is the anesthetic the devil uses on a person just before he reaches in and carves out his heart.”
Although it has never been easy, the fear of entering womanhood is so excruciatingly painful for some girls they want to escape it entirely. And many are desperately trying by adopting a new persona.
A Sikh scholar reads Psalm 133, but allows himself to consider it as a devotional reader instead of a scholar. And in doing so, he finds the text speaks to him in his current context.
If there is any cultural icon who deserves to be canceled for racist attitudes, it is Charles Darwin Or were you not aware of how his ideas helped fuel the fires of eugenics
The abortion industry disproportionately harms the lives of Black women and Black children We cannot ignore the systemic racism implicit in this fact
To each of you, I say: Do not be deceived. The cancel culture will soon be coming for you.
If the end is near, should we carry on with our daily business? Should we make wise financial decisions about the future?
