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Nov 25, 2023 | 
bioscentre.org | Helen Watt
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Jul 7, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Ben Terangi |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Perhaps most shocking of all, as noted by the judge, the US government even suppressed humorous parody content that mocked — you guessed it, the US government — along with negative posts about President Biden. As Doughty highlighted in his ruling, “although the censorship alleged in this case almost exclusively targeted conservative speech, the issues raised herein go beyond party lines”.
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Jul 6, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Rudolph Lambert Fernandez |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Unlikely Christian, boxer-turned-aspiring-actor Stuart Long (producer Mark Wahlberg), turns Catholic for the wrong reason: to cozy up to devout girlfriend Carmen (Teresa Ruiz). Then, despite a debilitating accident, this trainwreck of a man turns priest for the right reason: to cozy up to God. But God, apparently, has plans. Instead of a fulfilling life of ministry, Stu faces down an incurable, degenerative disease that cripples him, muscle by muscle, limb by limb.
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Jul 4, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Louis March |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Any demographer worth their salt realises that 2020 was one of the most turbulent years in American history aside from the Civil War (1861-1865), thus one of the most difficult in which to conduct a census. In periods of social stress and rising crime, people are not overly fond of strangers coming around, which did not bode well for census takers.
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Jul 2, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Mark Regnerus |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Indeed, this may prove to be a bridge too far. The recent flare-up involving Bud Light and Target Corporation, and the mystifying battle over whether drag queens should read stories to other people’s children, suggest that many people of any and no faith are fed up with the proselytising. There’s plenty of religious tolerance in libertarian America — including among Christians — but little interest in revolutionary ideas about “queering” the gender binary.
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Jun 29, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Karl Stephan |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
An AI church service: Whom will you serve?
Every couple of years, the Evangelical Church in Germany, one of the world's largest national Protestant church federations, holds a convention in a different location. This year, it was in Fuerth, outside of Nuremberg in Bavaria, and the event that attracted more media attention than anything else was a church service produced almost entirely by the AI chatbot ChatGPT.
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Jun 29, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Louis March |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
There’s been a lot of chatter lately about cultural Marxism, aka PC or wokeism. It is a strident creed, quite divisive and fueling the anything-goes promiscuity that preaches “tolerance” for just about anything except disagreement with wokeism, which is deemed “hateful” or “not inclusive.” It is eroding both the family and society. The Hon.
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Jun 27, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Laurie DeRose |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
The United States and other developed countries have transitioned from a time when marriage was the cornerstone of adult life to an era where marriage is better described as a capstone: the crowning achievement of a successful adulthood. The new marriage incentives in Hungary are structured so that marriage can again be an integral part of the building process.
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Jun 27, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Rudolph Lambert Fernandez |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Eastwood’s motifs describe what morals in masculinity might look like. One motif is humility, a strength whose starting point is weakness. Buzz can barely hold a .38, let alone shoot straight, yet he becomes Butch’s strength. They may be proxies all right, rather than an actual father-son duo, but they learn from each other. Fatherhood doesn’t merely draw from sonship; it’s founded on it. We wouldn’t know how to be fathers if we were not first sons.
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Jun 26, 2023 | 
mercatornet.com | Mathew Otieno |Samuel Gregg |Helen Watt |Thomas Lickona
Since 2019, the population of internally displaced people in Burkina Faso has increased by more than 5,000 percent, to over two million, according to government figures published in May. The primary cause of their displacement is an ongoing insurgency by jihadist militant groups, which now control nearly half of the landlocked West African country.
