Glenn Sunshine and Shane Morris

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  Nov 18, 2024

  Gen Z sours on social media is good news

  There’s also something innately unhealthy about these platforms, especially for the young.

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  Oct 24, 2024

  Why nobody has friends anymore

  Christians are people called to celebrate what’s good and restore what’s broken in the world. Friendship is one of those goods, and its decline has left people broken.

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  Nov 10, 2021

  Worldview and Haiti: Ideas have consequences

  Billions of dollars in foreign aid have poured into Haiti, but the lack of long-term, measurable results suggest that the problem isn’t merely a lack of funding. The nation’s history helps illuminate why. 

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  Dec 24, 2020

  This Christmas, revel in being unreasonable

  My wife is one of those people who gets a subscription to Amazon Prime every four months, when the company tries to ...

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  May 20, 2020

  Franklin Graham, evangelicals aren’t the ones obsessed with sex

  Every time evangelicals try to serve people, progressives want to harp on sex.

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  May 16, 2020

  Another week, another conspiracy

  Another week, another lengthy YouTube video alleging a coronavirus-related conspiracy reaching to the highest levels of government.

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  Apr 25, 2020

  A Chinese pastor’s advice to the American church

  Bob Fu is sometimes affectionately called the pastor of China’s underground railroad.

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  Jan 12, 2018

  When Sexual Consent Isn't Enough

  Asking for oral consent before proceeding with a sexual advance seems both innately clumsy and retrograde, like going back to the childhood game of "Mother, May I?"

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  Feb 4, 2014

  Bill Nye v. Ken Ham: Why the Creationism Debate Is Just Another Fish War, Won't Change Minds

  One of the main reasons I finally removed my Creation Museum "TRUTH" ichthus (besides that it was getting old and flaking), is that nobody other than my Creationist friends ever mentioned it. As an evangelistic tool, it floundered. And delving into the marvelous work of Intelligent Design theorists like Dr. Stephen Meyer and others at the Discovery Institute, I came to realize why. The Fish Wars, like "Creation Science" itself, seeks to address one dogmatic category error by substituting an equa