A well-known writer released an article this week asserting that "the nuclear family was a mistake."
A well-known writer released an article this week asserting that "the nuclear family was a mistake."
According to Koukl, “representing Christ in any era requires three skills.” First, we need a “basic knowledge necessary for the task.” Second, “Our knowledge must be tempered with the wisdom that makes our message clear and persuasive.” Finally, we must not forget that this knowledge and wisdom “are packaged in a Person.”
All eyes are on New Hampshire today after yesterday’s Democratic Party primary was won by Bernie Sanders. Although Pete Buttigieg finished a close second and Amy Klobuchar surged to third place, today the New York Times is calling Sanders “the new front-runner of the 2020 Democratic primary.”
We are asking people to declare their commitment to start something called #YourYear. Rather than Year of the Bible being focused from January to December 2020, we are asking people to consider taking a year of their life to focus on the Word of God.
Charlotte Alter, the author of the forthcoming book “The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For,” makes no effort to hide the fact that for many millennials, political reform has become a kind of gospel—and them its evangelists.
David Vryhof of the Society of St. John the Evangelist: “Why would we choose to love our enemies and do good to those who hate us? Because this is the way of God.
“God never stops loving, never stops caring, never stops blessing. Yes, it’s outrageous. It’s impractical. It’s unrealistic. It’s beyond us. Which is why we need God and why we need each other."
When determining if we should support the President, we must do our own independent, as politically neutral research as possible, because simply put, the media is full of lies and biased opinions.
Those of us who didn’t grow up with modern gender politics need to realize that we are immigrants in this brave new world, but our kids are natives. They’ve never known any different. What’s obvious to us isn’t always obvious to them. And answers that come naturally for us often take courage for them. That’s why we must keep exposing lies about the human person and prepare them to speak politically incorrect truths.
The Oscars felt to me like an evening of cultural commentary interspersed with occasional awards. The popularity of many of the actors and presenters can delude us into thinking Hollywood speaks for us. The opposite is actually more the case.
Tere’s a strange irony that these ancient philosophers are hitting it big in an affluent place like Silicon Valley. As the BBC article notes, “the Stoics generally took a dim view of huge wealth.”
My intention here is not to criticize anyone trying to take to heart Socrates’s wise maxim that the “unexamined life is not worth living,” but I can’t help but think this self-help fad is a first cousin to the “mindfulness” craze that swept Silicon Valley in the early 2010s.
