Fake News on Gay Science?
A widely reported study on longevity of homosexuals appears to have been faked.
Now Social Science & Medicine has demonstrated its own scientific integrity by publishing what amounts to a repudiation of another widely reported LGBT study, by Mark Hatzenbuehler, which concluded that “minority stress” was knocking an amazing twelve years off the lives of gay people. A widely reported study on longevity of homosexuals appears to... Continue Reading
Whitworth: Cut Ties With Planned Parenthood
Referring pregnant women to Planned Parenthood is tantamount to referring them for an abortion
“In March, Whitworth sponsored a community fetal tissue research event. A recap of the event published on the website of the Northwest Association for Biomedical Research shows Planned Parenthood was defended against claims of wrongdoing. Furthermore, the event highlighted a supposed upside of abortion: using the body parts of preborn human beings for science.” ... Continue Reading
Iraqi Christians Fear Future Persecution in Post-ISIS Iraq (Interview)
Iraqi Christians are uncertain if they will be included in negotiations deciding the power structure of a post-Islamic State northern Iraq
“Even though IS is being driven out of the area, many native Christians will not return until they are given guarantees from the Iraqi government, Kurdish Regional Government and the international community that they will be able to live without fear that another radical Islamic uprising will put their lives in danger once again.” ... Continue Reading
Over 35% of Babies Aborted in 2013 Were Black: CDC Report
The abortion rate is disproportionately high among African-Americans
“The CDC report said women in their 20s accounted for more than 58 percent of abortions, recording the highest abortion rates. Women and girls aged 19 and younger accounted for 11.7 percent of abortions. CDC also found that two-thirds of abortions were performed within the first eight weeks, and nearly 92 percent by 13 weeks.... Continue Reading
Let My People Build
After 160 years of suppression, Egypt makes room for new churches
But even as they celebrated, Christians debated if they failed to fully seize a unique opportunity to pursue equal citizenship. Some wanted a unified law for both churches and mosques. Others noted the presence of loopholes that may impede church construction. For example, the “need” for a new church is tied to population growth. ... Continue Reading
If We Aren’t Being Attacked For Our Faith As Christians, We’re Doing Something Wrong
Our culture has attempted to divide Christianity into two groups: bad Christians and tolerable, if not good, Christians.
It’s not just about gay marriage or abortion or any other specific issue. They hate Christianity because it is Christianity. They hate it simply for being true, just as Christ was crucified simply for being God. Those who hate truth and hate God will lash out at the closest things to Him. A lot of... Continue Reading
Be Careful Of Missionary Patriotism
Waving USA flags in some countries is not the best way to win friends and influence people
“It seems that the next four years will be difficult ones for the USA, no matter which candidate won the election. One of the first adjustments missionaries make is to learn that political preferences and national pride should never be equated with Christianity.” The first thing that happens after we have realised our election... Continue Reading
The Reformation Was Not A “Modern” Event
Reformation studies are nearly always categorized as “early modern”
“The Reformation was much more a medieval than a modern phenomenon. None of the Reformation churches accepted or confessed any of basic tenets of modernity. Whatever differences there were among the modernists, they were all united by locating authority within the self.” It is widely held and assumed that the Reformation was a modern... Continue Reading
Top 7 Nations With Worst Record of Christian Persecution: Report
A new report reveals believers are facing a rising level of intolerance and severe oppression, particularly under seven nations of concern.
The seven nations where persecution was branded so extreme that “it could scarcely get any worse” include: Afghanistan, Iraq (northern), Nigeria, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Somalia and Syria. “A virulent and extremist form of Islam emerged as the number one threat to religious freedom and was revealed as the primary cause of persecution in many... Continue Reading
The End of Identity Liberalism
American liberalism has slipped into a kind of moral panic about racial, gender and sexual identity that has distorted liberalism’s message and prevented it from becoming a unifying force capable of governing.
But the fixation on diversity in our schools and in the press has produced a generation of liberals and progressives narcissistically unaware of conditions outside their self-defined groups, and indifferent to the task of reaching out to Americans in every walk of life. At a very young age our children are being encouraged to talk... Continue Reading
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