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How faith and culture intersect, discussion on topics such as economics, education, abortion, family life, movies, media, and religious liberty.

The Battle Over McNary-Haugen and Federal Agriculture Policy

President Coolidge’s opposition to McNary-Haugen demonstrated his consistence within his political philosophy and preferred policy preferences of a limited government.

“All Life Is Worthless”

A student at the University of Mary Washington could not tell pro-life activists that abortion or even murder is wrong saying, “all life is worthless.”

Film Review: Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer

Adam Graham: The Gosnell Movie was a good film that tells a remarkable story. Right now, it’s receiving about the same amount of media coverage as the trial itself.

Four Core Truths About Human Nature and Government

Ben Sasse shares four truths about human nature and government we must pass on in his new book “Them: Why We Hate Each Other – And How to Heal.”

The Court Has Never Been An ‘Independent’ Arbiter

Collin Brendemuehl: The court has never been an “independent” arbiter. It has always followed a worldview which for the past century has been both progressive and statist.

How Should Christians Respond To Sexual Assault Allegations?

Kelvey Vander Hart: Christians should handle all allegations with the desire for the absolute truth to be found out and justice to be served well.

President Herbert Hoover’s American Exceptionalism

John Hendrickson: American exceptionalism was at the heart of President Herbert Hoover’s political philosophy.

Sesame Workshop: Bert and Ernie Are Not Gay, They Are Puppets

Sesame Workshop said Sesame Street characters are best friends and do not have a sexual orientation responding to show writer Mark Saltzman’s claim that they are a gay couple.

Abortion, the Hookup Culture, and Their Impact on Men

Sarah Abdouch: Abortion strikes at the soul of man, crippling him and stripping him of all his best qualities. It’s a plague on humanity.

Olympian and WWII Hero Louie Zamperini’s Post-War Story In Theaters Soon

Unbroken: Path to Redemption begins where the hit movie ​Unbroken concludes, continuing the inspiring true story of the Olympian and World War II hero Louie Zamperini.

An Apologetic Perspective on Crazy Rich Asians

Collin Brendemuehl looks at the romantic comedy, Crazy Rich Asians, through the lens of a biblical worldview and shares what we can learn from the film.

Video: “Gosnell” Movie Trailer Released

The movie trailer for Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer was released on Wednesday. The movie will be in theaters on Friday, October 12.

Guardians of the American Founding

John Hendrickson: In the end Coolidge and Reagan shared a similar conservative philosophy rooted in the principles of the American Founding.

Growing Incivility In Political Discourse

Congressman Rod Blum (R-Iowa): What tragedy has to happen before Americans can stand together and denounce hateful and dangerous rhetoric?

Federalism and the Future of Constitutional Government

John Hendrickson: To restore traditional federalism, states, as well as the people, will have to repent of progressivism and return to the principles of the Constitution.

Calvin Coolidge and the Spirit of the American Founding

John Hendirckson: Calvin Coolidge’s commitment to the Constitution and the principles of the American Founding is also a vital lesson and warning for the nation to take to heart in our current era.