Opinion

• A Vaccine to Prevent Alzheimer’s and the Remedy for Spiritual Blindness Researchers announced recently that they are working on a vaccine to prevent Alzheimer’s disease. A team from the University of New Mexico has been developing the concept for five years and has begun testing their vaccine on... Jun 20, 2019

  

  A Vaccine to Prevent Alzheimer’s and the Remedy for Spiritual Blindness
• A Second Chance for Sweet Cakes: SCOTUS Rejects Anti-Christian Animus, Again The past twelve months have been anything but a cakewalk for religious bakers. On Monday, the Supreme Court gave what is, to many, an unexpected kind of victory to Melissa and Aaron Klein, the owners of “Sweet Cakes by Melissa”... Jun 19, 2019

  

  A Second Chance for Sweet Cakes: SCOTUS Rejects Anti-Christian Animus, Again
• Why Juneteenth Is a Holiday Every American Should Celebrate Today is Juneteenth (“June” plus “nineteenth”). The less you know about this holiday, the more you need to know. On June 19, 1865, two months after the Confederacy surrendered, Union General Gordon Granger led a group of... Jun 19, 2019

  

  Why Juneteenth Is a Holiday Every American Should Celebrate
• The Trebek Effect: The Benefits of Well Wishes Long-time “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek announced in March that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Within days, he offered thanks to “the hundreds of thousands of people who have sent emails, texts, tweets,... Jun 18, 2019

  The Trebek Effect: The Benefits of Well Wishes
• Abortion Extremists on the Left: ‘Safe, Legal, and Rare’ Is No More Last week probably marked a milestone in American political extremism. For more than forty years, former Vice-President Joe Biden held what he called a “middle-of-the-road position on abortion.” He backed bans on late-term... Jun 18, 2019

  Abortion Extremists on the Left: ‘Safe, Legal, and Rare’ Is No More
• A Shooting in Dallas and the Death of Gloria Vanderbilt: Reading the World Through God’s Word A gunman opened fire on the Earle Cabell Federal Building in downtown Dallas yesterday morning. According to the Dallas Police Department, the heavily armed, masked suspect was shot in an “exchange of gunfire” with federal... Jun 18, 2019

  A Shooting in Dallas and the Death of Gloria Vanderbilt: Reading the World Through God’s Word
• LGBT Pride Endued with LGBT Power I so appreciate the heart of those on both sides of this debate. My hope is that readers will read the entire article before drawing conclusions. Those who strongly believe in the Bible and God’s will regarding sexual behavior... Jun 17, 2019

  LGBT Pride Endued with LGBT Power
• U.S. Catholic Bishops Adopt Process for Reviewing Misconduct of Bishops In response to recent accusations of episcopal misconduct, the U.S. Catholic bishops have adopted a process for reporting and investigating allegations of sexual misconduct and coverup by bishops. Jun 17, 2019

  U.S. Catholic Bishops Adopt Process for Reviewing Misconduct of Bishops
• Tragedy or Tissue?: The Contradictory Ways We Talk about the Unborn If it weren’t so jarring and tragic, the contradictory laws and language tolerated in our country about abortion would be laughable. Jun 17, 2019

  Tragedy or Tissue?: The Contradictory Ways We Talk about the Unborn
• O. J. Simpson’s Arrest and the Charleston Massacre: A Biblical Response to Prejudice Twenty-five years ago today, O. J. Simpson was arrested for the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman. This after police followed Simpson and his best friend, Al Cowlings, in Simpson’s white... Jun 17, 2019

  O. J. Simpson’s Arrest and the Charleston Massacre: A Biblical Response to Prejudice