Chemical killer
Surgical abortions have slowed, but pills and chemicals are reaching more homes—and killing more babies
Surgical abortions have slowed, but pills and chemicals are reaching more homes—and killing more babies
Pro-Life Action League founder Joe Scheidler spent decades trying to stop abortion
The events of 2020 expose contradictions in the pro-abortion message
How Lawrence Lader led the abortion legalization drive— and later promoted the “abortion pill”
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When you wake up in the morning, the first thing you try to think of is what day it is. “It’s Tuesday,” you say to yourself. It means you’re not going to church because it isn’t Sunday, and you don’t...
“Socialism is a system for saints. Democratic capitalism works because it’s a system for sinners.” ...
‘Room with a viewpoint’ ...
Anyone who sails the high seas of political dialogue on the internet encounters a lot of this kind of thing: “Dear White, Christian Trump Supporter—We Need to Talk.” That’s the title of a much-shared...
Sixth in a once-a-quarter series of short short fiction … ...
Technology
The Russian hacking of Democratic National Committee servers during the recent U.S. presidential campaign was an opportunistic act. That’s the conclusion of cybersecurity expert Christopher Cleary, a...
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Sitting in her high chair at lunch, 1-year-old Christie was inconsolable. Though her dad brought her various foods and toys, the baby persistently fussed and cried, with tears sliding down her rotund...
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Do genes equal destiny? Anatomically speaking, yes: A child with two X chromosomes will be a girl, and a child with one X and one Y will be a boy. Genes help determine everything from height and hair...
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Six years ago Dallas residents Stephen Reiff and David Luttrell, two recent college grads with steady jobs and incomes, found they both had the same question: “How would God have us steward His money?...
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CNN may not be a reliable source for theological insight, yet the network’s Finding Jesus: Faith, Fact, Forgery could make for interesting viewing. Academic voices from Duke University, Asbury...
Movies & TV
The Shack is a same-title movie adaptation of William P. Young’s controversial and heretical best-selling novel. ...
Movies & TV
Most of the media focus on Logan, the latest movie featuring Hugh Jackman as X-Men member Wolverine, has been on how 20th Century Fox decided to pursue an R rating. It’s an unusual choice for a...
Music
Shakespeare Songs ...
Music
Critics have written much about the break that occurred in the 20th century between the traditional and the experimental branches of classical music, usually with an aim toward explaining the...
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Church in Hard Places: How the Local Church Brings Life to the Poor and Needy ...
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Give UC Berkeley professor Arlie Hochschild credit for descending into darkest Louisiana to see whether tea party and Trump supporters would eat her alive. She received hospitable treatment but in...
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Baseball players are now at spring training—and George Will noted in Men at Work, his 1990 baseball book, that training means daily labor, not play. The same goes for being a major league writer, as...