Dan Hart

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  Oct 18, 2022

  8 out of 10 teenagers expect to cohabitate, study finds

  This latest study on cohabitation shows that we believers have our work cut out for us. While combatting the lies of the sexual revolution is important, it is perhaps more effective to witness to the beauty of God’s laws and the tangible ways that they bring happiness and joy to our own marriages and families.

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  Jan 27, 2022

  The limits of human happiness: The danger of trying to find our identity in our feelings

  The right to act on strongly-held feelings — no matter how it may affect others — has become an idol in our culture, and the damage that this causes is plain to see.

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  Dec 30, 2021

  5 ways to give the gift of yourself this season

  There is a different — and perhaps better — way of gift giving that doesn’t necessarily involve spending money on material things. Here are five ideas on how we can give the gift of ourselves to others this season.

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  Nov 27, 2021

  From eating to dining: How shared meals reveal what it means to be human

  Families and households are putting less of an emphasis on one of the most fundamental pillars of family and communal life — a shared meal.

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  Nov 8, 2021

  Thinking biblically about freedom

  To be a Christian citizen of America is to be a person of trust. We harness the opportunities that American freedom gives us by witnessing to the Gospel and leave the rest up to God. What could be more freeing than that?

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  Aug 27, 2021

  How to prevent divorce before it happens

  Despite the clear teaching of Christ against divorce (except in the most serious of circumstances) in Mark 10:2-12 and Matthew 19:3-9, divorce is astonishingly common among believers.

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  May 31, 2016

  Why Christians 'Admonish the Sinner,' And What That Really Means

  It was recently reported that Christopher Hitchens, the famous atheist apologist and author, "was contemplating conversion" around the time of his death in 2011. If one is familiar with the vehemence that Hitchens often derided Christianity, this is quite a surprise.