Friday, October 30, 2020

PART I Islamic Terrorism Strikes France Again: Fundamental Theological and Worldview Differences Can Turn Deadly

PART II We Have Been Warned: Joe Biden Promises "Equality Act” and Openly Threatens Religious Freedom in Final Days of Presidential Election

PART III Paganism, the Dark Side, and the Devil: What Should Christians Think about Halloween?

Thursday, October 29, 2020

PART I Virginia Mollenkott, Feminist Author and Activist Dies at 88: A Reminder That Reimagining the Creation Order Leads to Reimagining the Creator

PART II Paris City Councilwoman Calls for Women to Deny the Existence of Men: An Argument for Unreason

PART III An Alarming Phenomenon on TikTok: Straight Teenage Boys Advertise Themselves as Homosexual on TikTok in Order to Get Attention — And Mom Is Proud?

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

PART I Abortion in Headlines in Poland—Why Theology is Necessary to Explain Eastern Europe

PART II Pope Francis Appoints 13 New Cardinals, Including Washington Archbishop Wilton Gregory, “A Relatively Strong Supporter of L.G.B.T.Q. People in the Church”

PART III President Trump Is Presbyterian No More? American Religion Traced Through the Presidency Paints an Interesting Picture

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

PART I Special Edition: Christians, Conscience, and the 2020 Election

Monday, October 26, 2020

PART I Final Vote on Nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to Occur This Evening: What Should We Expect?

PART II Barrett Faces Criticism for Serving as Trustee for Christian Schools That Hold to Christian View of Sexuality, and We’re All Supposed to Be “Petrified”

PART III No Issue Stands Alone: The Logic of Roe v. Wade Leads to Demands for Legal Physician-Assisted Suicide

PART IV Veggie Burgers and Veggie Tubes? European Parliament Debates Whether Non-Meat Products Can Be Identified with Meat Terminology

Friday, October 23, 2020

PART I What Are the Key Takeaways from Last Night’s Debate? The Candidates Make Final Arguments

PART II Biden Says Courts Are “Getting Out of Whack” — The Left Won’t Be Satisfied by Biden’s Proposed Commission

PART III Amy Coney Barrett’s Nomination to the Supreme Court Advances from Judiciary Committee to Full Senate

PART IV Economic Inequality and “Super Cities” — As Economic Activity Moves to Lead Cities, Secularization and Moral Change Follow

Thursday, October 22, 2020

PART I Pope Francis Supports Civil Unions for Homosexual Couples: The Pope Undercuts the Teaching of His Own Church

PART II Three Big Lessons Evangelicals Should Learn From the Pope’s Latest Statement on Homosexuality

PART III Will There Be Any Major Party on the American Political Scene That Doesn’t Surrender to the Moral Revolutionaries?

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

PART I A Threatening Judgment from the Left: If You Don’t Get with the Progressivist Revolution—Wait for It—You’re on the Wrong Side of History

PART II What Is the Common Good and Who Gets to Decide What That Is? Understanding the Argument

PART III Intellectual Honesty Lost—Do the Words of a Text Actually Endure?

PART IV Who Was the Biggest Loser in the Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Hearings? Probably Sen. Diane Feinstein, the Ranking Democratic Member of the Judiciary Committee

Tuesday, October 20, 2020

PART I An Act of Terrorism in the Heart of France: Killing of Teacher and Macron’s Call for a French Version of Islam Raise Huge Questions

PART II Secular France Faces a Theological Problem: Why You Can’t Meet a Theological Argument with a Sociological Argument

PART III A Battle for the “Soul” of the Nation: Is America Still the Nation with the Soul of a Church?

Monday, October 19, 2020

PART I Joe Biden Wants You to Know He Supports the Entire LGBTQ Revolution . . . Including Transgender Children

PART II You Can’t Stay Ahead of the Revolutionaries, No Matter How Hard You Try: Not Even Joe Biden’s Radical Comments Can Appease the LGBTQ Activists

PART III A Rare Moment of Intellectual Honesty about Transgender Ideology: Biological Males Competing in Women's Sports Is Absurd, Even The Economist Knows It

PART IV As Peach County Goes, So Goes the Nation? Georgia’s Electorate Is Changing and Turnout May Be More Important Than Persuasion