Opinion

• Fighting Assisted Suicide, Jersey Style: A Jewish Doctor Says 'No' New Jersey is the ninth state to legalize physician-assisted suicide. According to the state’s Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act, attending physicians can “write a prescription for medication that would enable a... Aug 26, 2019

  

  Fighting Assisted Suicide, Jersey Style: A Jewish Doctor Says 'No'
• High School Renovated to Protect against Mass Shootings: The Safest Way to a Joyful Future Here’s a sign of the times: a high school in western Michigan has been renovated to protect against a mass shooting. The design takes a cue from World War I trenches that were dug in zigzag patterns so the enemy... Aug 26, 2019

  

  High School Renovated to Protect against Mass Shootings: The Safest Way to a Joyful Future
• It’s Time for the Boy Scouts of America to Reform The Boy Scouts of America have seen better days. A lawsuit is alleging that nearly 800 former Scouts were sexually abused by Scout leaders over eight decades. The suit also claims the BSA itself was complicit in what the suit... Aug 23, 2019

  

  It’s Time for the Boy Scouts of America to Reform
• People without a Purpose: Why Young Brits Have Lost Hope Few things will bring on the goosebumps like listening to Winston Churchill’s 1940 “fight them on the beaches” speech, easily one of the strongest statements of national unity and patriotic defiance in all of human history. Aug 23, 2019

  People without a Purpose: Why Young Brits Have Lost Hope
• Is Popularity the New Prosperity Gospel? Millennials, Abortion, and the Power of God’s Word Is popularity the new prosperity gospel for millennials? The answer is yes, according to Relevant magazine. Aug 23, 2019

  Is Popularity the New Prosperity Gospel? Millennials, Abortion, and the Power of God’s Word
• The Declining Respect for Clergy: Cultural Trends and Self-Inflicted Wounds My pastor recently told me that 25 years ago, the first person that people would contact when they faced a marriage crisis was their pastor. Ten years ago, he continued, it was their counselor or psychiatrist. Today, it’s their... Aug 22, 2019

  The Declining Respect for Clergy: Cultural Trends and Self-Inflicted Wounds
• Alyssa Milano’s Abortion Announcement: Two Points I’ve Not Made before on This Issue Alyssa Milano has made headlines often in recent years for her advocacy of abortion, the #MeToo movement, and various political candidates. Now she has revealed on her podcast that she had two abortions in 1993. Aug 22, 2019

  Alyssa Milano’s Abortion Announcement: Two Points I’ve Not Made before on This Issue
• Millions of Frozen Embryos: An Ethical Blind Spot for Evangelicals I’m unapologetically Protestant but, as I’ve said for a while now, our Catholic friends have long led the way on many bioethical issues like abortion and assisted reproductive technologies. For example, back in 2008, the... Aug 21, 2019

  Millions of Frozen Embryos: An Ethical Blind Spot for Evangelicals
• Can Hard Work Buy Happiness? New Study Offers Surprising Answers Daniel Markovits is a professor at Yale Law School with previous study at the London School of Economics, Oxford, Harvard, and Yale Law School. In The Atlantic, he pulls back the curtain on one of America’s most destructive... Aug 21, 2019

  Can Hard Work Buy Happiness? New Study Offers Surprising Answers
• CNN and 586 BC: More Evidence of the Bible’s Historicity In Jeremiah 15, God tells the prophet that “I will make [Jerusalem] an object of horror to all the kingdoms of the earth because of what Manasseh, son of Hezekiah, king of Judah, did in Jerusalem.” Can you imagine God saying... Aug 20, 2019

  CNN and 586 BC: More Evidence of the Bible’s Historicity