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Children Should Have the Advantage of a Mother and Father: Economists Point to New Research Supporting the Priority of the Two-Parent Family
A Divorce Law with Encouraging Results: Equal Custody Laws are Leading to Fewer Divorces in Kentucky
12th Grade Educational Scores in the U.S. are Plummeting: Our Educational System is Broken, and Our Children are Showing It
Sympathy for the Murderer? Charlotte Mayor Embroiled in Controversy From Comments After the Murder of Iryna Zarutska
PART I America’s Political Divide as an Impeachment Divide: House Intelligence Committee Releases Impeachment Report
PART II The Drama of the Impeachment Process Continues: Testimony from Constitutional Scholars Reveals Both Constitutional and Political Divide
PART III Disney+ Launches with Cultural Warnings on Some Content: The Changing Moral Landscape
PART I Kamala Harris Ends Her Presidential Campaign: The New Liberal Senator of 2016 Wasn’t Liberal Enough for the Democratic Party of 2019
PART II Elizabeth Warren Wants to Abolish the Electoral College: What that Really Means and Why it Matters
PART III The United States Is Not and Has Never Been a Direct Democracy: The Logic of American Constitutionalism
PART I Mormon Church Supports Utah’s New Ban on Conversion Therapy: The Moral Revolutionaries Won’t Stop with This New Policy
PART II Moral Liberalism on the Ballot in New Zealand: The Secularizing Nation Will Vote on Legalizing Abortion, Euthanasia, and Recreational Marijuana
PART III Nihilism in a Test Tube: Sperm Bank for HIV-Positive Donors Opens in New Zealand
PART I How Was a Convicted Terrorist Free and Able to Carry Out Last Week’s Attack on London Bridge? The Secular Mind and the Problem of Moral Evil
PART II A Father’s Nazi Past Makes Headlines Today: History Never Forgets
PART III World War Two Era Espionage Is in the Headlines in 2019: How Do You Rewind Moral Questions in History? Who Can?
PART I Michael Bloomberg Officially Enters the Presidential Race: An Unlikely Candidacy Driven by Contradictory Social and Fiscal Policies
PART II Pope Francis Makes Appeal to Abolish Nuclear Weapons on Visit to Japan: The Moral Problem of Knowledge When Discussing Nuclear Disarmament
PART III A Biblical Theology of Thanksgiving: True Thankfulness Is an Act of Worship to God the Creator
PART I The False Promise of Religionishness: Are Young Americans Lost to Christianity?
PART II What America Needs Now is a ... Religious Left? Why Collective Beliefs Don’t Mean Anything If They Are Not True
PART III Maybe Moderates Aren’t As Moderate As We Might Think: People Tend to Be Moderately Partisan, Not Truly Undecided
PART I Why Are Fewer Babies Being Born? A Warning in the New York Times From Eleven Years Ago Proves Even More Dire Today
PART II The Implications of a Religious Worldview on the Falling Birth Rate: Why the Birth Rate Crisis Is a Deeply Spiritual and Theological Problem
PART III Why Are Deaths of Despair on the Rise in America? How the Breakdown of the Family Has Led to Lonely Deaths
PART I ‘No Members, No Attenders, No Givers’ — Will the Anglican Church of Canada Be Gone in Just 20 Years? If So, Why?
PART II Theology In the Headlines Again: What Three Recent News Stories Tell Us about Mormon History and Doctrine
PART III Recent Study Reveals One More Distinction Between Men and Women: When Disaster Strikes, Men Run to the Window to Watch
PART I Impeachment Proceedings Continue in the House: Was Gordon Sondland’s Testimony Yesterday a Game-Changer?
PART II What Exactly Is a Quid Pro Quo? Democrats Drop Latin Phrase in Favor of Words Like “Bribery” and “Extortion”
PART III There Is No One Beyond Moral Accountability: Prince Andrew Is Removed from Public Role After Epstein Scandal
PART I The Essential Link Between Morality and Politics: Recognizing the Radical Political Confession of the Church — Jesus Christ Is Lord
PART II Where Does the Church Belong in a Complex and Changing Society?
PART III Why Do Humans Turn to Religion in the Face of Tragedy? Gospel Churches in Santa Clarita Offer the Hope of the Gospel in a Hurting Community