Since the nation’s founding, religion has been valued as a support for virtue and self-government, but conflicts can arise when religious language and behavior take an aggressive and domineering posture toward government and society as a whole.
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Putting Children First and Meaning It!
Society often claims to put children first, but look a little closer and you’ll see that all too often that is not the case. We live in an adult-centric culture where the well-being and fundamental needs of children are frequently sacrificed for adult preferences and conveniences.
David French at BYU: Concerns Over Political Timing Before the 2024 Election
Voters on either side should be concerned that such an outspoken New York Times political writer should be asked to speak this close to the election.
How Were the Universities Lost?
Not a day goes by when a university professor or student group has not spouted antisemitic hatred. Often, they threaten and attack Jewish students, or engage in mass demonstrations calling for the extinction of Israel. Why and how did purportedly enlightened universities become incubators of such primordial hatred?
The Barbie Movie and the Problem of Parental Silent Endorsement
We’ve all been there. Something inappropriate is seen or heard by a child and as the parents, we hope that our young child didn’t really understand what they just experienced, so we say nothing about it. Could it be that recognizing that a child might not understand something that they’ve been exposed to is actually a sign that a discussion needs to be had, instead of the reverse?
Perspective: The Supreme Court’s ‘neutral’ stance on religion creates more chaos than clarity
Perspective: The Supreme Court’s ‘neutral’ stance on religion creates more chaos than clarity.
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