Which Abortion ‘Restrictions’ Restrict Abortion?
While it may currently be an exercise in futility, there is still considerable value in passing pro-life legislation.
Our dedication to pursuing justice for the unborn should not be abandoned simply because we have been losing the fight for half a century. Each time a federal court blocks newly passed pro-life laws, it highlights once again how abortion precedents are not only unjust but often opposed by the public. We should keep passing... Continue Reading
The World’s Most Amazing Camera: Part 6 – Variations on a Theme
Each solution is well-designed, and we do not find any “in-between,” partially functioning eyes as if they were evolving.
Sighted organisms employ a wide variety of different designs for their visual system. But each system functions only if all its essential components are intact, without a trace of evolution. There is also evidence of the fall of man. Though neo-Darwinian evolution is not seen, evidence of “devolution” and degradation is abundant. Some animals have... Continue Reading
My Woke Employees Tried to Cancel Me. Here’s How I Fought Back and Saved My Nonprofit.
After years of serving victims of trauma, Grace Daniel and her husband came under attack by employees who embraced "woke" ideology. Instead of letting their organization flounder, Grace fought back.
I am convinced that critical social justice can and will be defeated ultimately for the sole reason that it’s so fundamentally misaligned with reality. However, the tragic truth is that much collateral damage is being done to individuals and institutions where this ideology has already taken root. The more people who decide to take a... Continue Reading
John Bertram Phillips – A Bruised Reed Firmly Planted
Through this rise to success and fame, J. B. Phillips lived with a clinical and often debilitating form of depression and anxiety.
The contrast between the torment J. B. Phillips revealed in some of his most intimate confessions and the exciting and joyous discovery and proclamation of God’s nature, works and revelation that he expressed in the majority of his writings is not a contradiction. It’s only a manifestation of what all Christians experience, in varying degrees... Continue Reading
Gender Dysphoria: A Growing Concern Among Children and Teens
Gender dysphoria is historically rare, but is now spreading like a social contagion.
Here is what gender ideologues do not tell you: if a confused child is simply left to grow up on her own, she will eventually become comfortable in her own body 80-95% of the time. Our children do not need chemicals and surgery. What they need is our patience and kindness. As some may... Continue Reading
UK High Court Rules in Favor of Woman Fired for Saying Men Can’t Become Women
Justice Choudhury stated that Forstater's beliefs were protected under the Equality Act.
Celebrating the judgment, Forstater said: “Being free to hold a belief means the freedom from being harassed, discriminated against, or having your livelihood taken away from you if you express that belief. It doesn’t mean the freedom to harass others. That was never what my case was about. A U.K. high court judge has... Continue Reading
Pitiful Pride
Pride and Christianity do, of course, share one sacrament—or at least one sacramental sign: the rainbow.
For the LGBTQ+ community, the rainbow is ostensibly the symbol of inclusion, a multicolored banner that, as Lego now promotes to children, means that everyone belongs. More than that, it asserts that everyone can be whoever they want to be (serial killers and religious conservatives excepted). For Christians (as for Jews), the rainbow is quite... Continue Reading
Good News On the Run: Are We Addicted to Bad News?
We love good news, but we are too often addicted to bad news. It feeds and fuels our outrage.
The world, the flesh, and the devil conspire against this every single day. There is a discipline of grace required of every Christian, calling us to actively direct our hearts and minds toward the good, the true, and the beautiful—toward Jesus Christ himself. Show me a Christian who walks closely with Jesus—meditating on his Word,... Continue Reading
What Does the Death of Cultural Christianity Cost?
To lament the decline of cultural Christianity is to lament not simply the loss of a Christian consensus, but the loss of the social capital born of common grace that secular society was borrowing from.
Some of the critiques against “cultural Christianity,” or those who depict all cultural manifestations of Christianity as motivated by power, leave me thinking in response: Would we rather the church be permanently relegated to the margins? There is no intrinsic benefit to existing on the margins. Should we not pray for the gospel’s advance in... Continue Reading
The Fear of Death and God’s Grip
We could think of these as five fingers of God gripping the true believer to keep him secure.
The Coronavirus itself may have turned out to be more frightful in the projection than the reality of it — unless you or someone you love died from it. Like all things that bring us fear, there is truth behind that fear. The truth that choked us is that all of us will die (unless escaping at... Continue Reading
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