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  • More victims of the sexual revolution

    More victims of the sexual revolution

    This story has everything … Reproductive technology? Check! Same-sex union? Check! Autism? Check! Lawsuits? Check! The assumption that a child “product” of reproductive technology that someone paid for is “defective”? Check!

  • When suicide is legal and the money runs out

    When suicide is legal and the money runs out

    The Medical Assistance in Dying Act, like all pro-death legislation, sent a crystal-clear message that euthanasia is an acceptable alternative to palliative care. Inevitably, this will lead to decisions in which life is priced out, compared to the cost of resources.

  • Hong Kong’s lesson for Beijing ... and the West

    Hong Kong’s lesson for Beijing ... and the West

    Communist Party leaders know what many of the commentators and so-called experts in the West have long forgotten: That the ideas about justice and freedom that motivate many of the protesters in Hong Kong are rooted in Christianity.

  • Religious freedom for wedding invite designers

    Religious freedom for wedding invite designers

    Last week, the Supreme Court of Arizona issued an important decision in Brush & Nib v. City of Phoenix, another case located squarely at the intersection of religious freedom and the new sexual orthodoxy.

  • A call to the Church to help those struggling with ideas of suicide

    A call to the Church to help those struggling with ideas of suicide

    In the fog of questions and grief, one thing is clear: Neither Christians nor Christian pastors are immune from the suicide epidemic that’s sweeping our country.

  • If you were Drew Brees, what would you say? Thoughts on a faux controversy

    If you were Drew Brees, what would you say? Thoughts on a faux controversy

    “Controversy erupts around Drew Brees,” proclaimed news outlets on Friday, the very same news outlets who erupted the controversy engulfing one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks.

  • How unthinkable became unquestionable

    How unthinkable became unquestionable

    Anyone else dizzy by how quickly some things went from being unthinkable to unquestionable?

  • The search for the 'gay gene': New study, predictable reactions

    The search for the 'gay gene': New study, predictable reactions

    Nothing in our culture so clearly demonstrates the controlling power of one’s settled presuppositions like how we think and talk about sexuality.

  • The declining respect for clergy

    The declining respect for clergy

    My pastor recently told me that 25 years ago, the first person that people would contact when they faced a marriage crisis was their pastor. Ten years ago, he continued, it was their counselor or psychiatrist. Today, it’s their lawyers.

  • A Jewish doctor says 'no' to assisted suicide

    A Jewish doctor says 'no' to assisted suicide

    While it would be far worse for New Jersey to coerce doctors to kill against their conscience, does honoring a patient’s request and making a referral mean one is still complicit in his or her death?

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