Climate of death: The collateral damage of legal suicide
A growing body of research indicates that, contrary to expectations, legalizing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide results in higher rates of suicide, both assisted and unassisted.
A growing body of research indicates that, contrary to expectations, legalizing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide results in higher rates of suicide, both assisted and unassisted.
Ironically, though many progressives have claimed credit for this new state of wokeness, they’re the ones often telling a very specific group of women to essentially “sit down and shut up.”
One of our world’s most persistent myths is that religion is the enemy of good sex.
If pro-lifers are going to oppose the killing of unborn children, we are told over and over again, then we must be willing to take care of these children and their families even after they’re born. And since we don’t, it’s widely assumed and repeated, we have no right to oppose abortion.
When we genetically alter children, we not only play God with them, we are experimenting on their children and their children’s children.
The metaphor God uses throughout the Bible more than any other might surprise you.
We’ve not seen in the United States, at least in recent memory, so many efforts to force Christians to act in ways that violate their consciences.
There are quite a few zombie arguments in favor of same-sex relationships. I’m talking about arguments like, “Jesus never said anything about homosexuality,” or “How does my gay marriage hurt you?” and of course, “I was born this way.”
Imagine if tomorrow, a judge in the most liberal state in the country announced children no longer belong to their parents, they’re no longer under their parents’ authority.
Christians should be the first, not only to honor current mothers, but also to celebrate and encourage future mothers.