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

What Is Federalism?

The Utah Legislature’s Commission on Federalism in connection with Utah Valley University recently created a free course called “Principles of Federalism.”

(Video) Left vs. Right: How Do We Make Society Better?

Shane Vander Hart looks at a favorite PragerU video that explores the difference between how the left and the right sees how to improve society.

Ben Sasse on the Moral Hollowing of Schools

U.S. Senator Ben Sasse (R-NE) in his new book, The Vanishing American Adult, notes the slide toward shallowness public education started on in the 1970s.

The Unexpected Promotion of a Culture of Life

Shane Vander Hart: Now I don’t know whether Celeste Fine is pro-life or pro-abortion concerning policy, but when it came to her babies she chose life.

Easter and the Greatest Political Question of Our Time

Jenna Ellis: We can’t accurately answer the question of “who do you say government is?” without answering “who do you say Jesus is?” first.

What Is a Legitimate Press Organization?

“Who is a legitimate press organization?” is an important question, but the answer lies in an organization’s transparency and accuracy, not independence.

The Des Moines Register’s Headline Editorializing

Shane Vander Hart: The Des Moines Register is so blinded by their bias they probably don’t even notice when it shows up in their headlines.

Getting Our Categories Straight

Jesse Van Der Molen: The role of the state is one category, personal ethics is another, keep them straight or you will think badly and maybe look silly.

A Long Overdue Defense

Brian Myers: Three years ago, Shane Vander Hart was falsely condemned as a racist by fools whose ignorance was surpassed only by their own hubris.

Hidden Figures and Change Making

Kelvey Vander Hart: The African American ladies of 1960’s NASA Langley portrayed in Hidden Figures teach us important lessons about change making.

The Design of Providence

John Jay in The Federalist #2: “The country and this people seem to have been made for each other, and it appears as if it was the design of Providence.”

The Women’s March on Washington Was Anything But Feminist

Kelvey Vander Hart: The Women’s March on Washington over the weekend protesting President Donald Trump wasn’t representative of actual feminism.

(Video) What Is A Person?

Desiring God & Humble Beast in a video with Sho Baraka, Propaganda and Jackie Hill Perry mark the 44th anniversary of Roe v. Wade ask what is a person?

A Defense of Christians From an Unlikely Source

Brandon Ambrosino, a homosexual, defends HGTV’s Chip & Joanna Gaines from being targeted by BuzzFeed because of their assumed position on same-sex marriage.

Hacksaw Ridge and the Matter of Conscience

Four lessons that we can learn from Desmond Doss, played by Andrew Garfield in the movie Hacksaw Ridge, about the matter of conscience.

John Piper: Christian, You Are Free Not To Vote

John Piper: The right to vote in America is not a binding duty (without regard to other factors) for Christians in every election.