Wednesday, October 7, 2020

PART I Party Positions, Presidential Succession, and Plexiglass? Setting the Stage for Tonight’s Vice Presidential Debate

PART II If Elected, Joe Biden Wants to Legislate Roe v. Wade: What This Really Means

PART III The City of Louisville Bans “Conversion Therapy” for Minors: A Very Real Threat to Religious Liberty, and to Young People

Tuesday, October 6, 2020

PART I The Newly Invented Rights of the Sexual Revolution vs. The Future of Religious Liberty in the United States: Much Is at Stake as New Supreme Court Term Begins

PART II The Scandal of Amy Coney? She’s a Roman Catholic Who Believes Roman Catholic Doctrine. This Will Happen to Evangelicals, Too

PART III Chrissy Teigen and John Legend and the Heartbreak of Miscarriage: Another Recognition of the Intrinsic Value of Human Life from the Moment of Conception

PART IV While Society Says There Is No Such Thing as the Gender Binary, the National Zoo Announces that New Baby Panda Is a Boy

Monday, October 5, 2020

PART I COVID-19 Reaches the Oval Office—What Does President Trump’s Illness Mean for the Nation?

PART II The Clock Is Ticking: The Timely Nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in Spotlight as Three Republican Senators Test Positive for COVID-19

PART III A Sex Scandal and a Positive COVID-19 Result: A Big Test Facing the Voters of North Carolina

Friday, October 2, 2020

PART I The Age of the Pseudo-Event—It’s “Banned Books Week” Again

PART II Threats to Religious Liberty Around the Globe: Secretary Pompeo Challenges Vatican’s Relationship with China as Communist Repression and “Cultural Genocide” Continue

PART III A Pseudo-Event That’s Fun For All . . . Especially the Bears: It’s Fat Bear Week in Alaska’s Katmai National Park

Thursday, October 1, 2020

PART I The World Turned Upside Down: The “Inclusive”—And Incoherent—Sexual Revolution Comes to Japan Airlines

PART II Despite Proposals Under Theresa May’s Government, the UK Won’t Move Forward with Allowing Individuals to Self-Identify Gender

PART III The Inevitable Collision of Transgender Ideology and Feminism: Feminists Speak Out Against Gender Dysphoria Harming Women

PART IV Governor Gavin Newsom Welcomes the Transgender Revolution into California’s Prison System: The Promises of the Sexual Revolution Can’t Be Kept

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

PART I One “Debate” Down, Two to Go: Takeaways from Last Night’s Presidential Debate—If You Can Call It That

PART II Why Do Religiously Unaffiliated People Tend to Be Further Left Than Those Who Identify as Religious? A Theological Blockbuster from the Pew Research Center

PART III Danish Adults Disrobing on a Children’s Television Program? Nakedness and Covering in the Biblical Worldview

Tuesday, September 29, 2020

PART I What’s at Stake in Tonight’s First Presidential Debate? The Final Sprint Toward November 3 Begins Tonight

PART II Do Presidential Debates Really Matter on Election Day? From Kennedy v. Nixon to Reagan v. Mondale, and On to the Present, There’s a Fascinating Story Behind These Contests

PART III “The Science” Says This, That, and the Other: As Many Point to “The Science” as Final Authority, Christians Must Remember the Proper Bounds of Scientific Knowledge

Monday, September 28, 2020

PART I President Trump Nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett to Serve on the United States Supreme Court—What Her Nomination Means for the Court

PART II A Game-Changer for the Highest Court: Barrett’s Appointment Would Shift the Court’s Balance and Change History

PART III Pro-Abortion Advocates Fear the Future of Roe v. Wade as Barrett Is Nominated to Replace Ginsburg: And an Honest Admission about So-Called “Abortion Rights” from the Left

Friday, September 25, 2020

PART I We’re All Pauline Kael Now? America’s Deep Political Divide Is Also a Personal Divide

PART II From Deep Red to Purple to Deep Blue: Why Neither Biden or Trump is Spending Campaign Cash or Calendar in Virginia

PART III What Happened? After 90 Years of Endorsing Republican Presidential Candidates, The Los Angeles Times Only Endorses Democratic Presidential Candidates Now

PART IV “Polyamorous” Frogs in the Amazon—Who Knew? There’s More to This Headline Than the Science Of Frogs

Thursday, September 24, 2020

PART I “Justice Is Often Not Easy”: Kentucky’s Attorney General Announces Outcome of Investigation in the Death of Breonna Taylor

PART II Justice and the Law Are Not Always the Same Thing, Even When the Law Is Just

PART III Mob Justice Is an Oxymoron. In the End All You Have Is the Mob, No Justice.

PART IV Officers Down: A Responsible Society Respects the Role of Police