Some have been confused about the Churchâs support for new federal legislation. But are they confused about what the Church actually saidâor about how media outlets spun it?
Ideas and Society
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Is âFake Newsâ Creeping into Your Belief System?
When it comes to your core philosophyâyour views on faith, social, and political issuesâhow do you navigate the sometimes-bewildering maze of conflicting perspectives?
Women Abusing Men: The Victims Youâve Not Heard About
The domestic abuse waylaid on women is a familiar story, but there is a sequel, and it goes something like this: Men face domestic abuse too but they do so silently. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that studies showed one in three men experience physical and sexual abuse and stalking during their life.
Defamation Down Under: Responding to the Aussie Allegations
A coordinated media campaign led by one man in Australia is again telling a darkly accusing narrative about the Church of Jesus Christ based on unsubstantiated evidence, partial facts, and innuendo. Instead of simply passing along the shocking âfindings,â letâs hope more American journalists will start asking their own questions.
Your Vote Matters: Donât Waste It!
We are now less than one week away from the critical 2022 United Statesâ election day. If you or someone you know needs encouragement and information to vote, then this article is for you. Donât hesitate to pass it along to others that might be interested in this information as well!
Court Holds Parents Have Right to Opt Out of Gender Identity Teaching to First-Grade Children
In Tatel v. Mt. Lebanon Sch. Dist. (W.D. Pa.), decided yesterday, Judge Joy Flowers Conti concluded that the Third Circuit (the federal appellate court that covers Pennsylvania) recognizes some parental rights over the control of their children's education even in public schools.
Parents Differ Sharply by Political Party Over What Their K-12 Children Should Learn in School
A new Pew Research Center survey of parents with children in K-12 schools shows that Republican and Democratic parents have widely different views on what their children should learn at school about gender identity, slavery and other topics. They also offer different assessments of the influence parents, local school boards and other key players have on what public K-12 schools in their area are teaching.
