David Closson and Joy Zavalick

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  Sep 24, 2021

  Google finds innovative new method of exploitation

  When Big Tech companies attempt to censor information, the public should always question their motives and seek to identify what they stand to gain.

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  Sep 22, 2021

  How should Christians think about Biden’s vaccine mandate?

  How should Christians respond to President Biden’s sweeping vaccine mandate? Specifically, how should Christians think about religious exemptions and accommodations?

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  Sep 12, 2021

  Suicide (including physician-assisted) is never the answer

  Suicide is an indisputably painful topic, summoning grief for all those who have lost a loved one to it. This tragedy does not take only one form, however; even as the nation remembers those who grievously have been taken by suicide, a steadily increasing number of states have created an avenue for legal physician-assisted suicide.

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  Aug 15, 2021

  Tragic irony of Simone Biles’ 'your body, your choice' abortion stance

  Simone Biles is in the news once again. After winning two Olympic medals in Tokyo and initiating an important conversation about athletes and mental health, the gymnast used her social media platform to express support for women choosing abortion.

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  Aug 3, 2021

  What Christians need to know about the case that could overturn Roe and Casey

  What should Americans, and especially Christians, know about Mississippi's contested abortion law? Is it possible that Roe v. Wade could be overturned? These and other questions are important to consider as the Supreme Court prepares to reconsider its abortion jurisprudence.

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  Jul 27, 2021

  Embracing modern science means overturning Roe

  Americans, particularly the unborn ones, deserve to live by the best modern practices of human knowledge, which unequivocally affirms that babies in the womb are alive.

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  Jul 19, 2021

  The duty of parents in education

  The process of building a biblical worldview begins in the home. However, this process is also either helped or hurt by what happens in the classroom.

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  Jan 16, 2021

  Religious Freedom Day: Recovering our first freedom after a rough 2020

  For nearly three decades, the United States has observed January 16 as Religious Freedom Day. America’s “First Freedom” has historically enjoyed near-universal and bipartisan support.

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  Dec 15, 2020

  Biden's HHS nomination sign of admin's likely extreme abortion course

  “It’s hard to imagine anyone that will be more dangerous in the position as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services than Xavier Becerra."

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  Sep 24, 2020

  Should Christians vote?

  Earlier this week was National Voter Registration Day, so it is an appropriate time to consider an important question: do American Christians have a moral obligation to vote?