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Friday, January 17, 2025

PART I

Age-Verification for Pornography Goes Before SCOTUS: SCOTUS Hears Consequential Oral Arguments on Texas Porn Case – What Wasn’t Said is Just as Important as What Was Said

PART II

Limiting Porn Access is a Major Parental Responsibility: Christian Parents, We Cannot Entrust the Government to Limit Porn Access in Our Families

PART III

What Comfort is There for the Christian When an Unsaved Loved One Dies? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners to The Briefing
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Arguments for a woman's right to abortion neglect rights of unborn in case before SCOTUS

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South Dakota Governor under LGBT pressure vetoed bill that bars opposite-sex bathroom access
The Briefing 03-01-16

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One-word religious labels becoming less helpful in predicting votes, excepting the "nones"

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Bernie Sanders has a long political career that evidences his true religion: Revolution

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Euthanasia of autism patient demonstrates the erasure of all moral lines in Europe
The Briefing 02-29-16

The Briefing 02-29-16

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Evangelical support for Donald Trump reveals amorphous definition of "evangelical"

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A constitutional right to abortion? SCOTUS set to hear biggest abortion case in a generation

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Secular societies struggle to ground moral judgments without Christian worldview
The Briefing 02-26-16

The Briefing 02-26-16

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Middle ground eroding in abortion debate because it is morally untenable

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Biggest abortion case since Roe v. Wade set to appear before Supreme Court in March

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Church of England's precipitous decline in membership tied to underlying theological issues
The Briefing 02-25-16

The Briefing 02-25-16

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Commander in chief or entertainer in chief? Presidential candidate expectations have changed

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Literature's power to influence culture made clear in two prominent authors' obituaries

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Nobel Peace Prize winner and ex-Polish President Lech Walesa denies charges of corruption

The Briefing 02-24-16

The Briefing 02-24-16

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Dismissing marriage as passé fails to recognize its central importance in healthy societies

PART II

Psychological, romantic, and moral views of marriage all fall short of the biblical view

PART III

Biden's words from 1992 come back to bite, reminding us that our words are never forgotten

The Briefing 02-23-16

The Briefing 02-23-16

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Pope's recent advice to follow "conscience" in contraception and LGBT issues deeply flawed

PART II

Younger Americans more accepting of LGBT lifestyles, but Christians bound by the Word of God

PART III

Same-sex ex-couple's custody case a tragic picture of the insanity of the sexual revolution
The Briefing 02-22-16

The Briefing 02-22-16

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As presidential race continues, the field narrows and worldview divides become clearer

PART II

Death of Antonin Scalia accentuates the importance of elections for American public and private life

PART III

Argument at Georgetown law school highlights just how liberal American higher ed is
The Briefing 02-19-16

The Briefing 02-19-16

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Wisdom of Solomon needed in clash between Apple and FBI over privacy and public safety

PART II

Under CBS standards watchdog Tankersley, network's ethics waned with sexual revolution

PART III

China worries boys becoming too effeminate, calls for more male teachers to "make boys men"
The Briefing 02-18-16

The Briefing 02-18-16

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Economic interests and profits are driving religious liberty and morality in Atlanta

PART II

An ominous stat for the future of the country: nearly half of California adults are single

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Success of "extremely" R-rated 'Deadpool' reveals the moral state of the nation
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