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What Is Right? What Is at Stake? The Debate Over SNAP Raises Massive Questions for Conservatives
The Worldwide Disappearance of the Political Middle: Global Headlines Reflect Increasing Polarization
Are Young People Looking for a Political Middle? Eventually, Young People Need to Understand What’s at Stake
The White House Needs a Ballroom: The Worldview Behind the Architecture and the Headlines at the White House
Hurricane Melissa Makes Landfall: Pray for the People of Jamaica
PART I A portrait of the American past: When a boy could be raised to be president
PART II The call of duty and the Greatest Generation: The teenage Naval aviator who became president
PART III President George H.W. Bush and the transformation of American politics in the 20th century
PART I Why celebrity influence is not easily transferred to political candidates
PART II The death of shared stories: Exploring the dangerous effects of individualistic media consumption
PART III The real story behind the dearth of conservative late night TV hosts
PART IV How a TV show reveals human’s desire for a personal, intervening deity
PART I Why the election of the next Speaker matters far beyond the House of Representatives
PART II The drama of dealmaking: Why?
PART III Liberal parents, radical kids: The generational divide in America is a worldview divide
PART IV Watch out—Kentucky politician proposes expanded gambling as the financial fix
PART I How a public debate between the President and the Chief Justice may reshape the American political landscape
PART II Custody battle over transgender issues exposes the massive fallout of the moral revolution
PART III After journey of 300 million miles, NASA’s latest Mars vehicle lands safely. What does this say about us as a species?
PART I As scientist claims first babies have been born using gene-editing technology CRISPR, the ethical implications are massive
PART II Why having absolute access to what we ‘want’ will never lead us to a new heaven of our own making
PART III Architectural aesthetics and the Christian worldview: Why we don’t need courthouses that look more like high school hangouts
PART I The morality of global missions: How should those in the developed world look at hunter-gatherer tribes?
PART II Motivation vs. methodology: What the modern missions movement has taught us about how to most effectively reach the unreached
PART III Why Christians should pay close attention to major issues raised in new climate change report
PART I Why thanksgiving, rightly understood, is a deeply theological act
PART II An apologetics of thanksgiving: Examining the intellectual and moral problem of giving thanks for those who don’t believe in God
PART III The theological story of Thanksgiving: How the history of this holiday explains our celebration today
PART I Why democracy requires electoral integrity and a basic level of trust between the voters and the government
PART II Looking to the future, Democrats face big question: Play to the center or go for broke and move to the left?
PART III Orange County, California: Heart of modern conservative movement turns blue. What does this mean for the American future?
PART I In victory for religious liberty, Trump administration grants relief from contraceptive mandate for religious organizations
PART II Journalism redefined: How the moral revolution requires changes in every dimension of the culture
PART III Desperation of pro-abortion movement on full display as activists launch online abortion pill service
PART IV Why all of our political struggles shouldn’t be reduced to a Manichean conflict between absolute goodness and absolute evil
PART I Bringing together a divided America: Congress poised to pass bipartisan criminal justice reform
PART II Sovereignty, subsidiarity, and the future of Europe: What the Brexit deal tells us about the prospect of the EU
PART III What Amazon's plans for HQ2 can teach us about the intersection of economics and the Christian worldview?