Shane Morris

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  Nov 18, 2017

  Costly Views on 'The View': Don't Crack Under Cocktail Party Pressure

  You're in the spotlight and you've just been asked about a controversial issue. What do you do?

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  May 2, 2017

  Christian Abortion Supporters Preach a Gospel of Death

  Can you claim to be "born-again" when you won't allow others to be born in the first place? Here's how abortion strikes at the heart of the Christian faith.

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  Apr 22, 2017

  Princeton Ethicist Defends Sex Abuse

  We say it often: ideas have consequences; bad ideas have victims. And a certain, consistent Princeton bioethicist continues to show just how true that is.

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  Apr 14, 2017

  BBC in Awe of Creation, Misses Creator

  Imagine gazing at Michelangelo's David, and someone beside you praises the statue for having carved itself. That's how I felt watching the BBC's "Planet Earth II."

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  Apr 6, 2017

  God and Truth. Time Magazine Sees Connection (Sort Of).

  TIME magazine is running out of things to declare dead. But their latest obituary is a worldview lesson on a silver platter.

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  Apr 4, 2017

  The Silent Suffering of Gay Men

  Ideas have consequences, and bad ideas have victims. False promises of love and personal fulfillment are no exception.

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  Feb 4, 2014

  Bill Nye v. Ken Ham: Why the Creationism Debate Is Just Another Fish War, Won't Change Minds

  One of the main reasons I finally removed my Creation Museum "TRUTH" ichthus (besides that it was getting old and flaking), is that nobody other than my Creationist friends ever mentioned it. As an evangelistic tool, it floundered. And delving into the marvelous work of Intelligent Design theorists like Dr. Stephen Meyer and others at the Discovery Institute, I came to realize why. The Fish Wars, like "Creation Science" itself, seeks to address one dogmatic category error by substituting an equa