Opinion

• Jury Awards $450,000 to Father of Sandy Hook Victim: Changing the World by Retreating from the World Six-year-old Noah Ponzer was one of twenty-six people killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre. As the grandfather of a five-year-old, I cannot begin to imagine the pain his parents and other families have endured in the years... Oct 18, 2019

  

  Jury Awards $450,000 to Father of Sandy Hook Victim: Changing the World by Retreating from the World
• Klopfer’s ‘Garage of Horrors’: What Abortion Looks Like Last month more than fifty detectives entered the Illinois home of recently deceased abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer. What they found was sickening: the medically-preserved remains of some 2,246 babies in boxes stored in his... Oct 17, 2019

  

  Klopfer’s ‘Garage of Horrors’: What Abortion Looks Like
• Two Holocaust Survivors Reunited after 75 Years: A Commitment that Changes Everything It’s not always easy to find good news in the news. Here’s a story that encouraged me greatly: two cousins who survived the Holocaust have been reunited seventy-five years later. Oct 17, 2019

  

  Two Holocaust Survivors Reunited after 75 Years: A Commitment that Changes Everything
• William Barr and His Detractors Competing Visions for Religious Freedom and Our Life Together In a 1798 address to the Massachusetts Militia, President John Adams said, “We have no Government armed with Power capable of contending with human Passions unbridled by morality and Religion.” Human vices can, he continued,... Oct 16, 2019

  William Barr and His Detractors Competing Visions for Religious Freedom and Our Life Together
• Baby Girl Buried Alive in India and Sex Trafficking in Dallas: The Power (and Hope) of Ideas A four-day-old baby girl was rescued recently after she was found buried alive in a cemetery in India. An investigation has been launched to find her parents, who could be charged with attempted murder and child abandonment. Oct 16, 2019

  Baby Girl Buried Alive in India and Sex Trafficking in Dallas: The Power (and Hope) of Ideas
• Why the NBA (and So Many Other Companies) Caves to China: Corporate Dehumanization More American corporations, including a few having to do with sports, have joined a growing list of American companies who seem committed to appeasing the People’s Republic of China. Oct 15, 2019

  Why the NBA (and So Many Other Companies) Caves to China: Corporate Dehumanization
• William Barr’s Statement at Notre Dame: My Perspective and God’s Call to Courage Attorney General William Barr is making headlines for a speech he delivered at Notre Dame University’s law school last Friday. Barr, a devout Catholic, told faculty and students that “the problem is not that religion is being... Oct 15, 2019

  William Barr’s Statement at Notre Dame: My Perspective and God’s Call to Courage
• China’s War on the Bible: If You Can’t Ban it, Alter it A recent article at WORLD Magazine reported how the Chinese-language app called “WeDevote” recently surpassed 10 million downloads. Oct 14, 2019

  China’s War on the Bible: If You Can’t Ban it, Alter it
• All Three Capitals of the Confederacy Now Have Black Mayors: Bending the ‘Arc of the Moral Universe’ Montgomery, Alabama, was known as the first capital of the Confederacy in the early Civil War period. Richmond, Virginia, served as the Confederacy’s second capital from 1861 to 1865. Danville, Virginia, was the capital for... Oct 14, 2019

  All Three Capitals of the Confederacy Now Have Black Mayors: Bending the ‘Arc of the Moral Universe’
• A Meme of Mass Violence: ‘Joker’ and the Rise of ‘Demonic Anti-Heroes’ Batman’s arch-nemesis is back on the silver screen in full face paint and purple suit, along with the uncomfortable questions his character raises about the state of our culture. Oct 11, 2019

  A Meme of Mass Violence: ‘Joker’ and the Rise of ‘Demonic Anti-Heroes’