Friday, Feb. 8, 2019

PART I ‘Keep up or die’: A church that won’t hold a heresy trial when confronted with heresy isn’t really a church

PART II Is it possible to raise children without the notion of sin? Why a mere morality of harm isn’t sufficient

PART III Buckle up: If you’re a German politician who wants to impose a speed limit on the Autobahn, you won’t be a politician for long

Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019

PART I Knowing where we stand: Washington Post columnist says anyone who holds to biblical morality is a bigot

PART II What does Planned Parenthood mean when it says it wants "reproductive justice"?

PART III Reproduction, race, and sex-selection abortions: Why abortion isn't the fundamental right sexual revolutionaries say it is

Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019

PART I The pageantry of democracy: As President Trump delivers State of the Union address, drama fills the chamber

PART II “Made in the holy image of God”—The one specific moment in last night’s State of the Union that highlights our culture’s vast worldview divide

PART III One of the most respected scientists in the world won’t stop talking about aliens. What does this tell us about modern science?

Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019

PART I A morality tale lived out: As Virginia’s governor faces calls for resignation, lieutenant governor is confronted with allegations of sexual assault

PART II Lessons from the Cold War: Why many European elites refuse to learn from history

PART III When it comes to world affairs, what you see is not always what you get

Monday, Feb. 4, 2019

PART I Racism, human dignity, and leadership: Understanding the serious moral issues behind the controversy over Virginia governor’s yearbook photo

PART II The power of sports: Why it’s significant that the Super Bowl is the last major event in American society in which everyone watches

PART III Historic milestone or no big deal? Differing views on Colorado’s gay governor reveal speed of moral revolution

Friday, Feb. 1, 2019

PART I Democrats enraged as Howard Schultz considers 2020 presidential bid. Is there a path for a candidate who is socially liberal and economically conservative?

PART II Seeking to heal the nations, New Age guru Marianne Williamson enters 2020 presidential race

PART III Secularism’s “us vs. them” worldview: How an attack on Pentecostalism becomes an attack on biblical Christianity

Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019

PART I Virginia governor’s defense of abortion turns into a defense of infanticide

PART II Even when looking at socially-liberal Europe, abortion laws are far more restrictive

PART III As extreme cold grips the nation, human beings are reminded of our helplessness when it comes to weather

PART IV At what age should a child be considered criminally responsible?

Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019

PART I Growing secular antipathy to Christianity on display as New York Times reporter looks to “expose” Christian schools

PART II Having abandoned objective truth claims, religious left faces uphill battle as it tries to gain political traction

PART III Why the prospect of human composting represents a devaluing of human dignity

Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2019

PART I When a religious text is taught, a religious message is communicated. What does this mean for states considering Bible classes in public schools?

PART II A secular allergy to prayer? What the battle over prayer at school board meetings tells us about the secular agenda

PART III Japanese minimalism goes mainstream: Understanding the worldview dimensions behind the Marie Kondo phenomenon

Monday, Jan. 28, 2019

PART I Reducing politics to winners and losers is a lose-lose proposition for everyone

PART II Can a Christian foster care and adoption agency be Christian? Trump administration offers protection for faith-based adoption agency, reversing Obama-era regulation

PART III Andrew Cuomo, Mario Cuomo, and the long sad history of politicians claiming to be privately pro-life but publicly pro-abortion