Study: Science Doesn’t Back Popular Views of Sexuality
Review of research shows little evidence for ‘born-this-way’ narrative
Mayer and McHugh found no compelling evidence that sexual orientation was innate. Studies found some minor differences between the brain structure and functioning of heterosexual and homosexual people, but the findings shed no light on whether those differences were inborn or the result of environment and psychological factors. In other words, there was no scientific... Continue Reading
ISIS Sends Child Slaves on Suicide Missions
Boys and girls in ISIS-held areas endure kidnapping, rape, and beatings
Whether the claim proves true, evidence shows ISIS exploits boys and girls as bombers, combatants, and sex slaves. ISIS reportedly keeps an army of child soldiers, indoctrinating them at ISIS-run schools and exposing them to grisly bloodshed. The group routinely releases video footage of these so-called “cubs of the caliphate” shooting and beheading victims. When... Continue Reading
Why America’s ‘Nones’ Left Religion Behind
Perhaps the most striking trend in American religion in recent years has been the growing percentage of adults who do not identify with a religious group
About half of current religious “nones” who were raised in a religion (49%) indicate that a lack of belief led them to move away from religion. This includes many respondents who mention “science” as the reason they do not believe in religious teachings, including one who said “I’m a scientist now, and I don’t believe... Continue Reading
Christian Colleges Relieved By California Committee Vote
The gentler version of a bill targeting faith-based colleges moves forward
After months of fierce opposition from religious liberty advocates, bill sponsor Sen. Ricardo Lara, a Democrat, stripped away the problematic provisions of the bill. The bill the committee voted on now requires schools to disclose if they have an exemption and to report to the state whenever students are expelled for violating the schools’ code... Continue Reading
Target Reports Sluggish Sales Following Restroom Controversy
Retailer claims pro-transgender policy has nothing to do with keeping customers away
“It’s clear that some of our guests like and some dislike our inclusive bathroom policy,” said Cathy Smith, Target’s chief financial officer, in a conference call with media and investors yesterday. Target shareholders took a big hit. Stocks fell 5 percent after America’s second-largest retailer reported a loss of quarterly sales for the first time in two... Continue Reading
Mother, Adult Son Fight For Right To Incestuous Relationship
Advocates for ‘consanguinamory’ ask, if same-sex couples can marry, why can’t we?
A mother and adult son charged with incest in New Mexico are going public with their relationship, saying they are willing to go to jail to fight for the “right” to be together. The mother, Monica Mares, 36, and her son, Caleb Peterson, 19, met again last year after nearly 18 years apart. Another family... Continue Reading
African Churches Urged Not to be Distracted by Western Progressives
Dr Idowu-Fearon said that he was “deeply disturbed” by seeing how Christians determined to maintain Anglican orthodoxy are being “swept aside by a campaign to change the churches"
“Our African Churches can never be social progressives in the sense beloved of the West. We will never allow our churches to be taken over by views and programmes which suggest that the Bible is wrong. We will not crumble or bow the knee to a godless secular culture that despises the Bible and what... Continue Reading
Social Justice Training Or Institutionalized Intolerance?
Critics say push for tolerance courses teaches university students that disagreement equals discrimination
The idea [of a mandated “social justice” training course] is not novel—a growing number of universities require social justice courses or training for all students. Administrators claim the training is needed to encourage a collegial and welcoming environment on campus. But critics argue that instead of encouraging inclusivity, liberal social justice rhetoric often encourages intolerance.... Continue Reading
I’m With the Atheists — And Against the Lord’s Prayer
My goal is to stop the blasphemous use of the Prayer our Lord gave his people to pray
So I hope the atheists win. We are allies in the effort to stop practices we, for different reasons, believe are wrong. Their goal is to suppress what they see as a violation of the establishment clause. My goal is to stop the blasphemous use of the Prayer our Lord gave us to pray. ... Continue Reading
“God Made Me for China” — Eric Liddell Beyond Olympic Glory
Eric Liddell ran for God's glory, but he was made for China. He desperately wanted the nation he loved to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ
“Americans of my generation remember Eric Liddell largely because of Chariots of Fire, the 1981 British film written by Colin Welland, produced by David Puttnam, and directed by Hugh Hudson.” Olympic glory abounds in Rio as the 31st modern Olympiad is well underway. This time, the event is living up to its hype, especially... Continue Reading
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