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

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Can We Clap For Our Political Enemies?

Kelvey Vander Hart: Are we so full of contempt that we can’t even support political enemies when they agree with us?

Farris: What Homeschoolers Can Teach Churches About Standing Up For Freedom

Michael Farris: In light of the Supreme Court’s refusal to stop state’s threatening churches during COVID-19, churches can learn from homeschoolers.

Cloud: Christians, Stop Sharing Fake News and Misleading Memes

Cameron Cloud: If we are going to share our message of truth effectively, we should be careful not to first disqualify ourselves by sharing those that are false.

Graham: Mike Rowe Does a Dirty Job on COVID-19 Misinformation

Adam Graham: Mike Rowe has excellent thoughts on education and the need to help kids find blue-collar careers, on COVID-19, not so much.

Vander Hart: Bari Weiss, Illiberalism, and the Danger of Living in Silos

Shane Vander Hart: Bari Weiss’ resignation from the New York Times reveals the illiberalism and silo culture on the left, the right needs to remember it is not immune.

Farris: Relativism is Dead

Michael Farris: Back in the day, the advocates of relativism wrapped themselves in the mantle of pluralism. The pretense is over, the new orthodoxy has arrived.

Salmon: What’s Right About America

Sandy Salmon: Anyone can think of plenty of things that are wrong about America, but they should never eclipse the things that are good about America!

The Declaration of Independence Signed 244 Years Ago Today

In keeping with our tradition on Independence Day we are publishing the text of the Declaration of Independence signed in Philadelphia, PA 244 years ago.
black and white statue of george washington

How Do We Handle Our Heroes?

Kelvey Vander Hart: In this current cultural moment, there is one question that demands an answer.

Graham: Trivial Issues Distract from the Change Needed in Light of the Floyd Killing

Adam Graham: Real leadership would bring Americans together around common-sense reforms addressing the problems raised by the death of George Floyd.

Hudson: Black Lives Matter’s Silence on Black Fathers and Families

Lisa Hudson: The black family is in crisis and only black America has the answer – a black America divorced from the toxicity of Black Lives Matter.

King: Celebrating Juneteenth National Freedom Day

Steve King: Juneteenth is a day that never gets the national attention it deserves, but is a day all freedom-loving Americans should celebrate.

(Video) Joni Ernst Discusses Juneteenth with Senate Chaplain Barry Black

U.S. Senator Joni Ernst and Senate Chaplain Barry Black talk about Juneteenth, the tragic murder of George Floyd, racial justice, and national healing.

Vander Hart: Eight Ideas for Reforming Law Enforcement

Shane Vander Hart offers eight ways that law enforcement can be reformed to rebuild trust within minority communities and decrease instances of force.

Vander Hart: On Memorial Day, Remember Their Sacrifice

Shane Vander Hart: While we take time on Memorial Day weekend to spend with family, take time to remember those who have sacrificed all for our liberty.

Bair: The Covid Kool-Aid

Phil Bair: “Human beings themselves are the most powerful weapon against the virus, and hordes of ignorant stooges are doing everything possible to see to it we are not loaded.”