John Stonestreet

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  Nov 18, 2023

  Darwinizing the universe: A theory that explains everything explains nothing

  Scientists trying to turn evolution into a theory of everything might expect nature to answer, “I am who I am.” But there’s only One who can truly say that. Why not give Him credit for a change? 

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  Nov 10, 2023

  Bill Maher gets it right … and wrong

  Bill Maher is right to look to an earlier foundation for our civilization. He just needs to look back even further. 

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  Nov 3, 2023

  Boredom is not always a bad thing

  Education should be an antidote to boredom because it should teach us how to wrestle with the questions boredom brings up, such as: Who am I? Why am I here? What is life for? Am I living well? What should I love?  

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  Oct 25, 2023

  America’s confusing relationship with children

  We are witnessing the domination of a life-script in which children feel superfluous.

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  Oct 14, 2023

  The rise of AI girlfriends

  Our human relationships don’t need replacing. They need redemption.  

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  Oct 3, 2023

  A generation poisoned by porn speaks

  In what might be the most haunting line of the article, one teenager simply scoffed at that assumption: “If you put a phone in a child’s hand, you are putting porn in a child’s hand.” 

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  Sep 27, 2023

  Dear teens, virginity is good for you

  Research consistently shows that young people who wait until after the wedding have a better chance for a stable, fulfilling, happy marriage.

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  Sep 20, 2023

  Surprise? Marriage single best predictor of long-term happiness

  The truth about marriage, however, is that it is, statistically, the single best predictor of long-term happiness.

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  Sep 14, 2023

  Suicide rates at all-time high

  Something is broken in the United States, and it’s us. Why, in the most prosperous time to be alive in human history, do so many think that they would be better off dead?

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  Sep 5, 2023

  Why work is not a result of the Fall

  In our current cultural moment, many see work as frustrating, unrewarding, and not worth it (that is, as toil). Christians have an incredible, better vision of work to offer the larger world.