Tuesday, June 24, 2025

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A Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran? President Trump Announces (On Truth Social) That Iran and Israel Have Reached a Ceasefire Agreement

PART II

The Culture of Death Scores Big Win in UK: Assisted Suicide Bill Passes in House of Commons

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The Culture of Death Scores Yet Another Big Win in U.K.: Decriminalization of Abortion Up Until Birth Passes by Wife Margin in House of Commons

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Monday, June 23, 2025

PART I
The Days of False Negotiation are Over: The United States Attacks Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Sites
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Does the President Have the Constitutional Right to Launch This Kind of Attack? Criticism of the Attack on Iran Raises Major Questions

PART III
Was the U.S. Attack on Iran Justified? What About Just War Theory? Christians Have Even More to Consider About the Attack on Iran
PART IV
The Military Intelligence Behind the Attack on Iran: You Too Could Have Read Enough to Know About It in The Wall Street Journal
PART V
Is This Iraq All Over Again? Republicans Wrestle with Question of Whom Trust
Friday, June 20, 2025

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A Harmless Escape or Threat to Social Order? Brazil’s Sad ‘Reborn Doll’ Craze
PART II
What is the Responsibility of the United States to the Modern State of Israel? Do Christians Have a Doctrinal Obligation to the State of Israel? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing

PART III
Can a Christian Become a Universalist and Still Be Considered a Christian? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
PART IV
Is Claiming a So-Called ‘Furry’ Identity Contradictory to Scripture? — Dr. Mohler Responds to a Letter from a 15-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Thursday, June 19, 2025

PART I
A Win for Sanity at the Supreme Court: SCOTUS Sides with Tennessee in Ban on So-Called Transgender Treatment for Minors
PART II
‘The Experts Have Been Wrong Before’: Justices Thomas Speaks the Truth About Subversion by the Elites

PART III
A Shift Toward Preferring Girls? The Economist Finds the Question Interesting, But Not Morally Important

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The Briefing 10-11-17

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Historic College at Oxford says Christianity is just too harmful for freshmen

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Why are advertisers turning to porn as a data metric?

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A fact checker discovers that America really is an outlier on abortion

The Briefing 10-10-17

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When did the Kennedy family change its position on abortion?

PART II

Alabama Senate candidate flaunts pro-abortion position. Why are the media ignoring it?

PART III

The rise of the occult in headlines from Africa

PART IV

What Sally Quinn’s fascination with the occult tells us about high society and ourselves

The Briefing 10-09-17

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A clash of orthodoxies: Trump administration's reversal of contraception mandate sets off firestorm

PART II

Two different conceptions of how to read a law on display in AG Session’s Title VII guidance

PART III

Why rival charges of hypocrisy are sometimes both right

The Briefing 10-06-17

PART I

Partisanship comes to late-night: What the turn in comedy tells us about the culture

PART II

Dark, anxious, and realistic: Why comedians now want audiences to wince while they laugh

PART III

Art as a form of moral subversion: Exhibit about gender aims to upend very idea of gender

PART IV

Worldview book recommendation: “The Remains of the Day” by Kazuo Ishiguro

The Briefing 10-05-17

PART I

After House passes 20-week abortion ban, sanctity of human life could hang by a Senate rule

PART II

While upholding sanctity of life with his vote, PA congressman undermines it in personal life

PART III

Political hypocrisy on the sanctity of life is not only immoral and humiliating, it’s deadly

The Briefing 10-04-17

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How to speak in the aftermath of a massacre, even in a context of controversy

PART II

Awkwardness in using the word evil reveals bigger problems

PART III

When the Archbishop of Canterbury won’t answer the question, he actually has answered the question

The Briefing 10-03-17

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The moral vocabulary of pure evil in the aftermath of Las Vegas

PART II

The importance of moral facts, not just moral values, and the reality of evil

PART III

Why, in times of trouble, the American people expect their president to quote Scripture

The Briefing 10-02-17

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The intersection of natural disaster and political leadership in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria

PART II

The looming humanitarian crisis in Myanmar and the ineffectual nature of the United Nations

PART III

Achievement and fragility of the nation-state on display as Kurds and Catalans push for independence

The Briefing 09-29-17

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A pornographic revolution, Playboy, and the death of Hugh Hefner

PART II

The lie at the heart of ‘Banned Books Week’

PART III

‘No problem’ or ‘You’re welcome’? Exploring the link between language and etiquette

PART IV

Worldview book recommendation: Wired for Intimacy

The Briefing 09-28-17

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What does Roy Moore’s victory mean for the Republican party and the state of American politics?

PART II

Why the collapse of morality inevitably leads to the failure of etiquette

PART III

As life expectancy for those born with Down syndrome increases, the womb becomes more dangerous

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