My first thought, though, is that we Christian parents and church leaders (and for that matter, Orthodox Jews, Muslims, and all traditionalists) had better start right now training our children to expect to suffer for their faith, and in the importance of standing firm for and in the faith, no matter what it costs.
Their “solution” to the problem is doing exactly what Radical Feminists want – for men to give up and go silently off into the night forever.
One of the ways both the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches acknowledge as “participating in someone else’s sin” is “By silence.” According to this idea, if I know about someone doing something that is sinful and I do not say anything about it to him or to his priest, or if the person is a […]
As one might tell from my subtitle, I have an opinion about this. One might even say, a “judgement.” Representative Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat representing part of Brooklyn, New York, showed the anti-Christian alignment of the Biden Congress in no uncertain terms with his remarks, saying in essence that God’s will has no place in […]
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Henrik and Lana cover the latest news and important stories in Episode 110 of Flashback Friday.
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As political scientists, pundits, and historians try to make sense of the November 2020 election, a marriage divide in the electorate has emerged. Married Americans were appreciably more likely to vote for Trump than those who were either unmarried and cohabiting or single.
To better understand what the future of women's sports may look like in the future, take a moment and watch the Mixed Martial Arts fight between Fallon Fox and Tamikka Brents from 2014.
The chaos and controversy surrounding the 2020 presidential election—plus election takes that stress the role of race, gender, and education in solidifying President Biden’s victory—obscure a deeper current running through American political reality. Namely, even today, American politics remains fundamentally divided by family life.
When a European graduate student emailed to ask if I would participate in an assignment to “do an interview with one of my favourite authors,” I said yes. My books have not exactly been best-sellers, and so I was an easy target for anyone describing me as a “favourite author.” But beyond my gratitude for […]
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