Evolutionist Retracts Key Study On Origin Of Life
Scientists’ attempts to find the ‘spark of life’ keep coming up short.
Darwinian evolutionists believe RNA, a nucleic acid present in all living cells, were some of the first molecules to form on the Earth and give rise to living things. But for that to happen, the RNA would have had to somehow reproduce on its own without requisite enzymes that would not have evolved yet. Szostak... Continue Reading
Barbie For Gay Marriage
In late November, Mattel revealed that Barbie supports LGBT relationships.
In late November, the company revealed Barbie supports LGBT relationships. The post on the official BarbieStyle Instagram account shows Barbie with the fashion blogger Aimee Song–inspired doll, both wearing “Love Wins” shirts. The shirts are part of Song’s fashion line for Gay Pride month, and proceeds benefit an LGBT advocacy organization. (WNS)–The recent push... Continue Reading
Do Muslims and Jews Have This Problem?
Do Muslims have songs to sing about the birth of Muhammad? Do Jews sing about the birth of Abraham?
“For Old Schoolers, though, the relentless persistence of Christmas in all its schmaltz and devotion is an indication of how little discomfort Christians feel about making their own holiday an affair for Muslims, Jews, and secularists to enjoy or endure. Imagine thinking that Frank Sinatra’s Christmas albums would sell in Istanbul.” In the mood... Continue Reading
Judge Opposed to Gay Adoption Over Concerns for Child Welfare Found Guilty of Misconduct
W. Mitchell Nance, who previously announced his intention to resign due to the ethics and misconduct inquiry launched against him, has been issued a public reprimand by the Judicial Conduct Commission
“Children adoption cases have been a thorny issue in American politics, with religious agencies in various states asking to be allowed to operate by their beliefs and retain the right to refuse placing children into the homes of same-sex couples.” A Kentucky Family Court judge who earlier this year said he cannot hear adoption... Continue Reading
Washington Post to Christians on Christmas Morning: Jesus Didn’t Exist
Unwrapping some fake news about the historicity of Jesus.
His argument can thus be boiled down to this. If you discount or ignore all the contemporary and near-contemporary eye-witness and other accounts of Jesus’s life, because these sources were biased, then the other evidence like miracles, the lives of the saints, the faith of billions, and so and on can’t possibly be true. Therefore,... Continue Reading
Suffer Not The Children
New research shows increased risks of same-sex parenting.
Even more importantly, Sullins told me, the authors of the original study also published an article alongside his and acknowledged the corrected data do show disadvantages for children raised by same-sex couples. Although the authors suggested there were other explanations for the difference—rates of adoption, minority stress—Sullins said it was the first time “mainstream” social... Continue Reading
Quagmires, Watergate, and the Bethlehem Infanticide
The media are reaching back into the past to find a narrative that everyone is familiar with in order to paint a similar, though not identical, picture of the future
Fast forward about 600 years and there’s another “fulfillment” of this prophecy. Matthew tells us that Herod ordered the Bethlehem infanticide in order to fulfill “what was spoken by Jeremiah the prophet, saying: “A voice was heard in Ramah, lamentation, weeping, and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children, refusing to be comforted, because they... Continue Reading
The New Math of ‘Consensual Nonmonogamy’
Journalists and academics are ignoring polyamory’s dark implications
“Welcome to Consensual Nonmonogamy, or CNM, as it has come to be known, not just within the purview of the New York Times’ explorations of modern romance but also within mainstream scholarly circles. With roots in progressive social science and jurisprudence, CNM scholarship now proclaims that open relationships have all the same benefits that monogamous... Continue Reading
The Slippery Slope was a Precipice After All
The same sex marriage decision in Australia was not a slippery slope. It was a precipice after all.
No sooner had the vote come in than every conversation turned to talk about religious freedom and the role of religion in the public square. It was obscenely quick. And for the loudest and most influential of Yes voters that meant religion no longer had such a role. That was almost a given. For... Continue Reading
100 Years. 100 Million Lives. Think Twice.
Last month marked 100 years since the Bolshevik Revolution, though college culture would give you precisely the opposite impression.
Roughly 100 million people died at the hands of the ideology my parents escaped. They cannot tell their story. We owe it to them to recognize that this ideology is not a fad, and their deaths are not a joke. In 1988, my twenty-six-year-old father jumped off a train in the middle of Hungary with nothing... Continue Reading
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