1. Embassies shut down in response to al Qaeda threats France to Shut down Embassy in Yemen, Wall Street Journal U.S. Issues Global Travel Alert Over Al-Qaeda Threat, USA Today (Natalie DiBlasio) 2. Secular world baffled by In-N-Out, Hobby ...
1) Evangelicals would do well to learn from the Pope's predicament Who Am I to Judge? The Pope, the Press, and the Predicament, AlbertMohler.com Pope Francis and Gays: “Loving the Sinner” Is Still Intolerance, TIME (Tim Padgett) 2) Celebrati ...
Sorry kids, back to school means back to bedtime. One of the odd characteristics of our time is our apparent need for scientific verification of what we should know by simple common sense. Well, help now comes in the form of a research project under ...
1) Terror in London and Orlando further reveal new face of terror ‘Barbaric Attack’ in London Prompts Meeting on Terror, New York Times (Stephen Castle) The Woolwich 'Beheading' Is Straight Out of Al-Qaeda's Terror Manual The Telegraph (Con Cou ...
1. In the War Over Christianity, Orthodoxy Is Winning Viewpoint: In the War Over Christianity, Orthodoxy Is Winning, Time (Mary Eberstadt) 2. Sexual Messaging and Next-Day Birth Control Conservative Sex Obsession Hurts Both Boys and Girl ...
1. Overwhelming celebration of homosexuality and marginalization of all who disagree Why NBA center Jason Collins is coming out now, Sports Illustrated (Jason Collins with Franz Lidz) ESPN’s Chris Broussard clarifies his views on Ja ...
Story 1 - The new arguments for gay marriage - now conservative and good for kids? A Conservative Case for Gay Marriage, Wall Street Journal (Bret Stephens) About the Children, New York Times (Bill Keller) Marriage: evolution truly in the ...
Story 1 - What should happen to living baby after botched abortion? A haunting moment of clarity. 'After-birth abortion': a moment of clarity in the abortion debate, Baptist Press (James A. Smith Sr) Killing babies no different from abortion, e ...
The easiest way to infuriate the young is to lean into nostalgia. Nevertheless, it's hard not to be nostalgic for a childhood in which the basic equipment for elementary school was pretty much limited to notebooks, pencils, and an occasional ruler. T ...
We are now the people of the screen. We are surrounded by screens, monitors, and other flickering devices, and each demands our attention. What began with the television has now spread to a host of other technologies. Our minds are increasingly shape ...