John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine

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  Mar 11, 2015

  Our Muslim Neighbors: Christ Died for Them, We Could at Least Love Them

  Every day seems to bring appalling new reports of Islamist terrorism—against Christians, but also against anyone in favor of free speech, even other Muslims. The evil of the Islamic State or ISIS or ISIL, tempts us to write off and fear all Muslims.

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  Feb 24, 2015

  Prison Reform, the Colson Way

  Here at BreakPoint, we think about Chuck Colson quite a bit. And I'm happy to say that when it comes to prison reform, Congress has remembered him also.

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  Feb 20, 2015

  Redefining Marriage Redefines Parenthood

  Redefining marriage isn't just about marriage. It also redefines parenthood. Just ask those children.

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  Feb 11, 2015

  When Adam Plays God: Why Transhumanism Won't End Well

  Well, if man is just a machine, why not tinker with the software? I mean, nothing could go wrong, right?

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  Feb 10, 2015

  When Adam Plays God: Why Transhumanism Won't End Well

  Well, if man is just a machine, why not tinker with the software? I mean, nothing could go wrong, right?

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  Jan 15, 2015

  Radical Islam, Secularism and Christianity

  On one level, of course, Christians can agree that mocking the religious beliefs of others is deplorable. In fact, we face that kind of mockery ourselves. So we can identify with the outrage that many Muslims feel when their religion is mocked. Yet, while people of good will may disagree about the degree to which freedom of speech should allow blaspheming the sacred, this incident provides a stark contrast between the worldviews of Christianity, secularism, and radical Islam.

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  Jan 8, 2015

  Two Words for Christians in 2015: Clarity and Hope

  I am convinced, especially after the chaos of Ferguson and the response to the CIA Torture Report, that Christians need to be more careful than ever to avoid what Chuck Colson so often called the political illusion. Our cultural divisions are falling today along almost completely political lines, and Christians very often find themselves using their faith to justify their political divisions rather than seeing each and every issue through the lens, first and foremost, of Scripture and historical

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  Dec 10, 2014

  Separating Civil and Christian Marriage: Should We Sign the Pledge?

  Is it time for the church to get out of the state's marriage business? Some say yes. I say no.

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  Nov 10, 2014

  One Life Lost, All Lives Diminished: Brittany Maynard and Assisted Suicide

  Brittany Maynard was the perfect story for the so-called "death with dignity" movement: Young, intelligent and facing a debilitating and extraordinarily painful death from brain cancer. And on November 1st, with the support of loved ones, she chose to end her life, as she said it, "on her own terms."

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  Oct 13, 2014

  Excuse Me, My Baby Is the Wrong Color: The Commodification of Children

  This latest story from our brave new world may blow your mind, so I'll read straight from the Chicago Tribune: "A white Ohio woman is suing a Downers Grove-based sperm bank, alleging that the company mistakenly gave her vials from an African-American donor, a fact that she said has made it difficult for her and her same-sex partner to raise their now 2-year-old daughter in an all-white community." I find it troubling which challenges the couple was willing and isn't willing to tolerate.