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05/24/2013Syria and the War on Christians: Should the U.S. Intervene?
It's a potent reminder that while we may not be certain who the winners in the upheavals rocking Syria and the rest of the Middle East might be, we already know who the losers will be: Christians.
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05/13/2013Resisting the Reins of Power: The Legacy of George Washington
It takes a truly great man to resist seizing power when it is clearly within his grasp.
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The Inhuman Abortion Industry: Seeing Is Believing
Some pro-abortion folks today are a little upset at a series of undercover videos released by Lila Rose. While not as grisly as the stories coming out of Gosnell's house of butchery, these videos nonetheless show the chilling and callous attitude of late-term abortion providers.
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How Roe vs. Wade Gave Us Gosnell
The horrific stories from the abortion clinic of Kermit Gosnell are the brutally logical spawn of Roe v. Wade. As the liberal commentator Roger L. Simon has written, "The trial of Dr. Gosnell is a potential time bomb exploding in the conventional liberal narrative on abortion itself."
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04/15/2013'42' the Jackie Robinson Story: Turning the Other Cheek (VIDEO)
Some Christians are heroic because they fought back against evil. But today we'll learn about a hero who was great because he didn't fight back.
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04/13/2013The Case for Early Marriage
Tony Bennett once sang, "I love you. You love me. People do, why don't we marry young?"
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The Legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
If boys are going to grow up to be men, they need strong examples of manhood.
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04/05/2013Settling for Shocked: Drifting into Parenthood
If I asked you what pops into your head when you hear "unwed mother," you'd likely think "teenager." But that's out-of-date.
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04/03/2013Christians in a World of Trouble
Christianity came to Ethiopia in the fourth century and today about two-thirds of the population is Christian, but not everyone is happy about it.
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03/21/2013TV Tips for Parents: Interaction, Not Isolation
Are you keeping an eye on how much and what your kids are watching on TV? I've got some tips for you.
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03/20/2013Crazy Justice for the Mentally Ill: Finding a Better Way
What to do with mentally ill criminals? That question has been nagging the justice system for 30 years. Well, it's time to figure it out.
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03/19/2013Our Bodies, Our Destiny: Jesus' Resurrection and Ours
How we treat the bodies of the dead says a lot about what we believe. But do our beliefs square with Scripture?
2 comments - 03/16/2013
The Annual Debunking of Jesus: Can We Rely on the Gospels?
Gone also are the days when the main argument about Jesus was whether He really was (and is) the Son of God, or just a great moral teacher. But today, the arguments focus more on the reliability of the gospels themselves.
246 comments - 02/23/2013
Raise the Neanderthals: Scientism and Playing God
Science can be a good thing — the issue is whether science alone can decide what ought and ought not to be done. Not even the best-intentioned scientists know what constitutes "a new and better man."
171 comments - 02/13/2013
What Is Marriage and What Is It Not?
What's the most important question concerning marriage these days? It's not what you think.
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