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Adults Who Went Undercover At A High School Found 7 Things People Don’t Realize About Life For Teenagers Today

Seven things the undercover students learned about high-schoolers that most adults don't realize.

Written by Mark Abadi | Thursday, February 22, 2018

“What I saw going back to high school, more than anything, was an alarming disconnect between teenagers and adults today,” Feldman told Business Insider. “There’s just a growing disconnect. Most adults don’t have any clue what teenagers are going through today.” He continued: “They are craving for adults to understand them and see them for... Continue Reading

Finding the Seed of “I Want to Kill.”

I live in a culture where people want to kill people, and when people want to kill, they will find a way to do it.

Written by Rebecca Reynolds | Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Though a thousand oversimplified flame wars rage across Facebook, driven by fallacies and recalibrated semi-facts–though a thousand micro-attacks diffuse the adrenaline and cortisol we rightly feel in a world gone all wrong, linear answers like “Arm the teachers!” and “Destroy the guns!” are two sides of the same coin, really–two variants on the core lament... Continue Reading

Threading The #MeToo Needle

Should the church get on board with the #MeToo movement?

Written by Paul Carter | Saturday, February 17, 2018

“We need to make it easier for vulnerable people to report abuse. We need to make the process less biased towards the rich, the powerful and the established. But. We need to maintain a concern for evidence and due process. And in the church we need to believe in the possibility of repentance, change, growth... Continue Reading

BreakPoint: Euthanasia and Its Victims

From “Right to Die” to “Duty to Die”

Written by Eric Metaxas and Roberto Rivera | Thursday, February 15, 2018

“To ensure the patient’s compliance, the doctor gave her coffee spiked with a sedative.” When that proved insufficient and the woman recoiled from the looming needle, he “asked family members to hold her down.” Finally, “After 15 minutes were spent by the doctor trying to find a vein, the lethal infusion flowed.”   Ideas have... Continue Reading

It’s About Time

The second hand sweeps across the face, gobbling up moments like an arcade game, hungrily devouring precious seconds with an insatiable appetite.

Written by Stanley D. Gale | Thursday, February 15, 2018

The matter is time itself. The time allotted. The days ordained. The life has been spanned, traversed with aplomb or angst, likely both, at different times or perhaps together. Life is not linear, never one act, the drama playing itself out on different stages, ourselves the actor on each, and the acted upon.   We... Continue Reading

Christian Wedding Cake Baker Wins Calif. Court Battle

Tastries Bakery owner Cathy Miller's freedom of speech "outweighs" the state of California's interest in ensuring a freely accessible marketplace, says Judge David R. Lampe.

Written by Diana Chandler | Tuesday, February 13, 2018

“The difference here is that the cake in question is not yet baked. The State is not petitioning the court to order defendants to sell a cake,” Lampe wrote. “The State asks this court to compel Miller to use her talents to design and create a cake she has not yet conceived with the knowledge... Continue Reading

When Laughter Isn’t Funny: Refugees Defend Their Faith in Kangaroo Court

How can someone who is unconverted judge those who are?

Written by David Stoddard | Saturday, February 10, 2018

“A secular state that hasn’t a clue about what true Christianity involves is in the position to judge whether refuges are true Christians. More poignantly put: A secular state, often hostile to the gospel, is judging whether people who do hold the gospel should be sent back to countries hostile to the gospel.”   One... Continue Reading

Gregory of Nazianzus and Why Knowing the Nature of the Holy Spirit Really Matters

Gregory of Nazianzus played a vital role in exploring the nature of the Spirit

Written by Simonetta Carr | Saturday, February 10, 2018

“During this time, Gregory, like Augustine, was consecrated priest against his will and with the acclamation of the people. Unlike Augustine, he literally ran away – back to Pontus. He returned a few months later, and apologized to his congregation, who forgave him slowly. Later, he produced a letter to explain his desertion: he was... Continue Reading

California Lawmakers Call For More Homeschool Oversight

Despite the horrors of the Turpin case, homeschool advocates note child abuse risk factors don’t include learning at home.

Written by Leigh Jones | Saturday, February 10, 2018

Citing the lack of state involvement in home and private schools, California Assemblyman Jose Medina, a Democrat, said he plans to introduce legislation requiring state officials to conduct on-site inspections of all private schools in the state, which include parents who educate their children at home.   (WNS)–Homeschooling opponents in California seized on the horrific case... Continue Reading

Meditation and the Art of Consciousness Hacking

The Consciousness Hacking website is a hub for those who hope, through an interface of science and consciousness, to help humanity evolve toward an age of “individual and collective flourishing.”

Written by Pam Frost | Friday, February 9, 2018

Employing a variety of scientific technologies and meditative techniques as their hacking tools, this growing community intends to essentially upgrade humanity’s “conscious operating system.” How do they hope to accomplish such a Herculean feat? By training the brain into nonduality, which is a nonjudgmental, meditative grid by which to interpret reality.    I recently stumbled... Continue Reading

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