Shane Morris

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  Dec 7, 2019

  8 women you should know: Champions of unpopular causes

  The women I am thinking of have at least one thing in common: In their various causes and through very different work, they speak up for those who, in our culture, have no voice: the unborn, those with disabilities, or victims of the sexual revolution.

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  Dec 6, 2019

  President Trump, why are we still funding embryonic stem cell research?

  President Trump has already restricted NIH experiments using fetal tissue. It’s likely he’d be willing to end our long national experiment in embryo-destructive research, as well. But he needs to hear from us loud and clear.

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  Dec 1, 2019

  Are there limits to denying reality about gender?

  The very fact that we now find ourselves as Christians lining up with radical feminists makes me wonder if we are, in fact, approaching a turning point.

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  Nov 30, 2019

  Why go to Mars?

  But the whole project to put boots on another planet—something incredibly expensive, dangerous, and time-consuming—raises an interesting question: Why should we do this?

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  Nov 22, 2019

  Are children a curse or a gift?

  Increasingly in a culture habituated toward self-interest and sexual freedom, children are viewed as curses rather than blessings, as obstacles to achieving dreams, finding happiness, and even to keeping the planet cool.

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  Nov 21, 2019

  Genetics disproves Adam and Eve? Not so fast

  But what if the science on Adam and Eve isn’t so settled?

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  Nov 9, 2019

  Remembering Phillip Johnson: The man who put Darwin on trial

  In many ways, Phillip Johnson was a Luther-like reformer who was willing to question accepted dogmas and challenge stagnant thinking, sparking a movement that will long outlast his life.

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  Nov 4, 2019

  'Jesus stood here': The land of Israel and our historical faith

  Any Christian who’s been to the Holy Land will attest that coming here is more of a pilgrimage.

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  Oct 31, 2019

  Mark Noll's 'Scandal' 25 years later: Why Christianity requires your mind

  “The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an evangelical mind.” That stinging first sentence opens Mark Noll’s game-changing book, “The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind,” which was published 25 years ago this month.

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  Oct 20, 2019

  Klopfer’s ‘Garage of Horrors’: What abortion looks like

  While pro-lifers say Klopfer and Gosnell offer glimpses into the violent reality of abortion, defenders of so-called “reproductive rights” want to distinguish these houses-and-garages-of-horror from the practice itself.