John Stonestreet and Timothy D. Padgett

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  Mar 7, 2017

  Church Should Lead Fight Against Anti-Muslim, Anti-Jewish Bigotry

  The words "hate," "bigotry" and "intolerance" are mis- and over-used. But that makes it more important that we speak out against the real thing when it's there.

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  Mar 1, 2017

  Ash Wednesday Reminds We're All Going to Die. Happy Lent!

  Ash Wednesday somberly reminds us that we're all going to die. But it also reminds us of something much more important.

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  Feb 27, 2017

  Fighting Discrimination, Supporting Religious Freedom Not Mutually Exclusive

  Can we fight discrimination and preserve religious freedom at the same time? Absolutely. But we need some clarity first.

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  Feb 26, 2017

  Mildred Fay Jefferson Broke Color Barriers and Championed Life

  It's good for us to remember the heroic faith of those who've gone before us. And then to go and do likewise.

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  Feb 25, 2017

  Our Sleep Deprivation Epidemic Is a Spiritual Problem

  Because our bodies matter to God — and not just in a moral sense — our rest matters to God, too. So much so, He built it into the rhythms of the universe.

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  Feb 21, 2017

  When We Prefer Pets to Children

  I'm gonna get a lot of email about this commentary, so let me say this up front: I like animals. And pets are wonderful things. But. . . .

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  Feb 17, 2017

  Gay Weddings Trump Religious Freedom, Court Rules

  The Washington State Supreme Court has punished a florist for running her business according to her faith.

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  Feb 17, 2017

  If Beyoncé's Fetuses Are Babies, Why Not All Fetuses?

  Objective realities aren't subject to feelings, but increasingly, that's the verdict of our celebrity-driven culture. Just ask Beyoncé's twins.

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  Feb 11, 2017

  An Embryo Isn't 'Just a Clump of Cells,' New Research Shows

  Can we finally give the myth that an unborn baby is "just a clump of cells" a decent burial?

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  Feb 8, 2017

  Can We Know the Meaning of Life?

  Can we ever really know the meaning of life? A new book dares to say "yes," and then shows us how.