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What Christians Should Know About Intersectionality

Intersectionality refers to the interconnected nature of social categories like race, gender, class and how these identity markers create overlapping and interdependent systems of disadvantage or discrimination.

Written by Brandon Showalter | Thursday, August 10, 2017

Over the years, “intersectionality” has been expanded to include “studies that integrate the disadvantages caused by sexual orientation, class, age, body size, gender identification, ability, and more,” Corey noted. With a growing list like that, some have noted that this theory thus creates a kind of “oppression Olympics” and that even those who hold to... Continue Reading

To Understand How Religion Shapes America, Look To Its Early Days

"We can't tell the story of America without telling the story of religion," Manseau says, "and we can't answer questions about the importance of religion today without going back to earlier generations."

Written by Tom G. Jelten | Wednesday, August 9, 2017

The persecution that Puritans faced in England was a key factor driving them to the New World. So it also was with Quakers, Baptists, Shakers, Jews, and other religious minorities, all of whom saw America as a place they would finally be free to practice their faith.   Religion has played an outsized role in... Continue Reading

Wisconsin Can’t Force Christian Photographer to Work Gay Weddings, Court Announces

The court reportedly reasoned that Lawson is exempt from that law because she does not have a physical storefront and such laws would have control over her artistic freedom.

Written by Samuel Smith | Tuesday, August 8, 2017

“The court’s announcement has important implications for everyone in Wisconsin who values artistic freedom,” ADF Senior Counsel Jonathan Scruggs said in a statement. “It means that government officials must allow creative professionals without storefronts anywhere in the city and state the freedom to make their own decisions about which ideas they will use their artistic expression... Continue Reading

9 Things You Should Know About the History of the Homeschooling Movement

The real history of opposition to “government schools” is more interesting and varied than Stewart claims.

Written by Joe Carter | Monday, August 7, 2017

Although many early homeschooling families were Protestant Christians, the original movement itself was ideologically diverse and not inherently religious. In the early years of the movement the most common trait homeschooling families had in common was an embrace of the unconventional and a willingness to be seen as nonconformists in relation to mainstream culture.   On... Continue Reading

The Church in Europe

What are some of the strengths and some of the weaknesses of the church in Europe?

Written by Steffen Mueller | Saturday, August 5, 2017

“When you fly over Europe, you can see a lot of beautiful historic church buildings. Once you are on the ground and you visit some of the churches, you find out that some of those church buildings have been turned into museums; they are no longer places where Christ crucified and risen is proclaimed.”  ... Continue Reading

The FAQs: What You Should Know About the Military’s Transgender Policy

On Wednesday President Trump tweeted that the current policy will be changing

Written by Joe Carter | Saturday, August 5, 2017

“On Thursday officials at the Pentagon clarified that the tweets are not considered an order from the commander in chief. According to the Associated Press, transgender troops will be allowed to remain in uniform until Defense Secretary Mattis receives an authoritative directive to remove them.”   What is the military’s current policy on transgenderism? In... Continue Reading

A Decade Later, The Omnipresent iPhone Shapes Lives, Families And Even Souls

Do we own the iPhone, or does the iPhone own us?

Written by Terry Mattingly | Thursday, August 3, 2017

“We were already becoming a people marked by increasing social isolation. The iPhone – that came with the promise of connecting us to others – actually has had more the exact opposite effect. It has isolated us even further into our own technological and digital domains.” For example, in his rapturous reveal of the first... Continue Reading

Progressivism’s Peak Lunacy

The scary thing is how many people take the incoherence unthinkingly, like frogs blundering into the kettle.

Written by Matthew Hosier | Tuesday, August 1, 2017

We have to ask the questions. And then we have to get to the place where we help people see that the things our culture claims to value most – human rights and tolerance and diversity – are insupportable without a coherent foundation. These cultural values would not exist without Christianity: they did not originate... Continue Reading

Can Technology Delete Death?

Do you think in your lifetime, deathless consciousness will become technologically possible? And would you take it?

Written by Tony Reinke | Tuesday, August 1, 2017

In an attempt to escape this fallen world, what if we instead find ourselves eternally stuck inside it? Since the time of Prometheus, the Greek demigod, or more recent stories of people stuck in a conscious coma, aware of everything around them but unable to move their mouths or bodies, the inability to die can become the... Continue Reading

My Human Identity Transcends Gender

The concepts of masculinity and femininity are so confusing and controversial today that a number of leading psychologists have suggested that the terms be abandoned.

Written by Gary Welton | Sunday, July 30, 2017

The problem is not the inconsistency between our gender and our sex. The problem is that we have bought into an excessively narrow view of gender. The notion of what it means to be female, or what it means to be male, is extremely broad (or ought to be—every boy need not be a deer... Continue Reading

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