Friday, Oct 19, 2018

PART I The culture of death extends its grip in Canada: Toronto doctors lay out procedures for euthanasia for children, without parental consent

PART II As #MeToo movement celebrates its anniversary, the situation turns out to be more complicated than a secular society can unravel

PART III What does the word ‘sin’ mean to a secular society?

Thursday, Oct 18, 2018

PART I After firing and settlement, it turns out all the Atlanta fire chief was guilty of was believing biblical Christianity

PART II How changes in Brazil’s cultural and religious landscape have led to a political very dramatic political choice

PART III In upcoming presidential election, Brazil represents far more than Brazil, and far more than Latin America

Wednesday, Oct 17, 2018

PART I Schism: Russian Orthodox Church severs ties with Constantinople, pointing to significant developments in geopolitics and world history

PART II The pursuit of greater glory: What Putin’s quest to strengthen Russian identity has to do with recent headlines

PART III Hero or villain? The dramatic and horrific story of an abortion doula

PART IV One more step in the transgender revolution: Influential conservative transitions, is embraced by conservative community

Tuesday, Oct 16, 2018

PART I Birth of mouse pups from same-sex parents brings to light major scientific and ethical issues

PART II Breaking free of biological shackles: Headlines reveal attempt to discredit the family and unravel creation

PART III Is it morally right to bring extinct species back from the dead?

PART IV The moral pathology of our age: Morticians take steps to prevent opioid exposure after overdose deaths

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

PART I A theology of stuff: How should we think about earthly possessions after Hurricane Michael’s widespread destruction?

PART II Pastor Andrew Brunson returns to United States after being detained for two years in Turkey

PART III A victory for religious liberty as Britain’s Supreme Court rules speech that violates Christian beliefs cannot be compelled

PART IV Why a court ruling about a war memorial in Maryland is about a great deal more than one monument

Friday, Oct 12, 2018

PART I Why we will likely never know the actual death toll from a storm like Hurricane Michael

PART II Can big data save us? When it comes to life-threatening decisions, the problem can’t be solved with predictive analytics

PART III The real lesson of National Freethought Day: A mind free of belief in God is actually the least free of all

Thursday, Oct 11, 2018

PART I As Hurricane Michael makes landfall, why human beings ought to be humbled by this kind of storm

PART II Abortion once again revealed to be central sacrament as feminist left turns on Democratic governor of California

PART III Is chivalry merely condescension? One woman, in the name of women, demands the end of respect for women

Wednesday, Oct 10, 2018

PART I Contagion of gender confusion fueled by new study on teens and gender identity

PART II Why much of the moral confusion we see today is a socially-constructed confusion

PART III As we see images of another hurricane approaching, we should be thankful that we live in an age when there are images to see

Tuesday, Oct 9, 2018

PART I After UN report on climate change, deluge of headlines warns of impending doom

PART II Why those operating from a biblical worldview can understand environmental evils better than those operating from a secular worldview

PART III Calling abortion a ‘fundamental right’ is a radical step, but it’s the next step for those committed to the culture of death

Monday, Oct 8, 2018

PART I After unprecedented political hurricane, Judge Kavanaugh becomes Justice Kavanaugh

PART II Pragmatism, progressivism, and politics: How the trajectory of the Supreme Court led to this moment in American history

PART III After losing Kavanaugh battle, political left attacks the legitimacy of the Supreme Court and Constitution

PART IV Susan Collins fires back at Planned Parenthood after pro-abortion group reveals partisan double-standard