John Stonestreet and Jared Eckert

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  Sep 3, 2024

  IVF and infertility: Good ends do not justify all means

  Abortion and IVF are, as currently practiced, “two sides of the same child-commodifying coin.”

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  Aug 13, 2024

  Voting: Lesser of two evils vs. lessening evil

  Both sides of the presidential race are (finally) set, and Americans remain historically dissatisfied with both options.

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  Jul 19, 2024

  Why would God spare Trump's life but not Comperatore?

  We can pray that, having lived through this attempt on his life, President Trump is brought to a place of gratitude to God and a sense of responsibility.

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  May 27, 2024

  How Americans said 'I do' to gay 'marriage'

  If true liberation is to be had, it won’t be through a church that continues to morally devolve on these issues.

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  Mar 9, 2024

  Sexual violence should not be used as a rhetorical weapon

  As this research and reporting made clear, rape is perversely useful to those who wish to expand abortion access.

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  Jan 9, 2024

  The ongoing genocide of Nigerian Christians

  In what has become a dark annual tradition, Islamic militants in Nigeria carried out targeted attacks on Christians on Christmas Eve.

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  Dec 11, 2023

  The LGBTQ rewriting of history

  These are hard truths indeed, but hard truths are more loving than false narratives.

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  Sep 27, 2023

  Dear teens, virginity is good for you

  Research consistently shows that young people who wait until after the wedding have a better chance for a stable, fulfilling, happy marriage.

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  Jul 17, 2023

  Correcting CBS' misinformation about gender

  If journalists and media outlets really want to dispel misinformation and help vulnerable children, they should stop blindly repeating the lies of gender ideologues. 

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  Mar 28, 2023

  Big tech vs. parents: The battle for our children

  Parents today are caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, allowing kids online means exposure to content that threatens their mental health and their innocence. On the other hand, removing online access threatens to socially isolate kids from their friends and peer groups. What are parents to do?