Monday, Nov. 12, 2018

PART I Two stories about death and evil—one moral evil, one natural evil—dominate weekend headlines out of California

PART II Amidst charges and counter charges of election fraud, we still don’t know the outcome of major elections. What does this reveal about the nature of democracy?

PART III On 100th anniversary of end of World War I, Christians must reflect with humility on the legacy of the Great War

Friday, Nov. 9, 2018

PART I Is there still a distinction between boys and girls? Lawsuit between Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts forces important cultural conversation

PART II How a change in one retailer's corporate policy reveals moral confusion of modern age

PART III When a culture reevaluates how it is structured, even bake sales may seem out of step

Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018

PART I Just how important should politics be? Why Christians should be the first to understand that politics, while important, is not ultimate

PART II Welcome to the 2020 presidential campaign: the cycles of modern American politics

PART III What the outcome of the midterm elections has to do with the resignation of Jeff Sessions

Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018

PART I Voters send decidedly mixed signals in Tuesday’s midterm election setting up divided government

PART II Who was the most crucial swing vote in the 2018 midterm elections?

Tuesday, Nov 6, 2018

PART I The watching world tries to understand how evangelicals are engaging the public square

PART II Why would people want to identify as evangelicals? Understanding the questions of identity and the American political landscape

PART III Supreme Court to rule on War Memorial Cross, has opportunity to clarify their own confusing jurisprudence

Monday, Nov. 5, 2018

PART I For the left and the right, Tuesday’s midterm elections are being hailed as the ‘most important election of our lifetime.’ Is this true?

PART II Renegotiating democratic norms: How the old game of electoral politics is being played by new rules

PART III Four more states prepare to vote on legalization of marijuana, proving that politics doesn’t stay local for long

Friday, Nov 2, 2018

PART I As Americans face electoral Rorschach test, both political parties seek to address big questions in Tuesday’s election

PART II Why American voters generally, and Democrats specifically, are more interested in presidential elections than midterm elections

PART III The unavoidable human equation: When casting a ballot, are we voting for personality, character, or ideas?

Thursday, Nov 1, 2018

PART I How do Christianity and Islam differ on the issues of blasphemy and honor?

PART II As Europe sends contradictory messages on blasphemy laws, we see that a secular society can’t stay secular for long

PART III The politicization of ice cream: Ben & Jerry’s joins the ‘Resistance’ in most recent display of corporate activism

Wednesday, Oct 31, 2018

PART I Same-sex IVFA baby ‘carried’ by two different mothers? Why a new IVF technology is the ultimate manipulation of the reproductive process

PART II Halloween meets the new age mush that has come to define so much of society

PART III What’s really behind the contemporary resurgence of witchcraft?

Tuesday, Oct 30, 2018

PART I In response to corruption and economic turmoil, Brazil turns to the right in Sunday’s presidential election

PART II Why order is a precondition for liberty in a representative democracy

PART III A moral revolution in primetime: What the record number of LGBTQ characters on TV tells us about this cultural moment

PART IV Why cultural bankruptcy is a far more serious concern than corporate bankruptcy