Bans on 'sexual orientation change efforts' are unconstitutional, says court
Nearly everything in our culture has convinced them to assume that it is futile for anyone to resist their same-sex attractions.
John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera
Op-Ed Contributors
Cashing in on psychedelics: Escaping reality is never a solution
If I were to bet big about psychedelics, I’d bet our nation is making a big mistake.
Abandoning the elderly in Belgium during COVID-19 pandemic
The residents of these homes were, according to the report, “abandoned” by government authorities as the epidemic raged.
Advent in a time of COVID-19
If there were ever a time that we needed less distraction and more focus on what really matters, it’s now.
The problem with talking about right and wrong
The opposing sides of contemporary debates around bioethics, i.e. abortion, doctor-assisted suicide, in-vitro fertilization, and other assisted reproductive technologies, often proceed from very different beliefs about what it means to be human.
Why the idea of human exceptionalism ruffles feathers
Scientists who assume that human exceptionalism is a religious hang-up will see any animal spotted resembling human behavior as evidence that there’s nothing exceptional about humans.
Supreme Court tackles religious freedom in foster care case
Yesterday, as most of America continued to process a razor-thin presidential race, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in what could be a momentous religious freedom case.
Election results and Jesus’ prayer for unity
At some point, we will have to address the deep relational rifts created and/or exposed by this election, especially between those with whom we agree on virtually every other issue.
Joni Eareckson Tada sees dark times, calls intercessors to knees in prayer for nation
I asked friends and ministry leaders to help us pray our way through the upcoming election season.
How COVID could push us further toward euthanasia
Even before COVID-19, Americans weren’t doing well caring for our elderly.
