Contrary to media hype and fundraising clickbait, the abortion pills case before the Supreme Court cannot result in the banning of chemical abortion. Here’s a look at what’s really at stake in the case of Food and Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, argued March 26 before the Supreme Court.
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Three men’s basketball players — each a follower of Islam — have found a welcoming embrace among Latter-day Saints in Provo, Utah.
National Survey on Perceptions of Latter-day Saints
The survey asked the general population of the United States about their attitudes, knowledge, and beliefs about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Marriage, Motherhood, and the Destructive Intersectional Lens
This year at the Commission on the Status of Women [CSW], at the United Nations, the topic of discussion was finding solutions for global poverty. While some of the family and motherhood organizations came up with good solutions for teaching entrepreneurialism, networking, and developing life skills through training programs and micro-lending solutions, many global NGOs and diplomats suggested solutions that would dismantle the family and decrease marriage.
Offense And Defense
I think that apologetics, as such, is inevitable. Stripped of specifically religious elements, it’s merely the defense of a position. Scholars defend positions all the time, as they should. So do all the rest of us.
The Hidden Power of “Thank You”
How does gratitude affect families? It fosters virtues, strengthens faith, and nurtures relationships.
A World in Denial of Definitions
We've reached a moment in time where man, women, sex, and gender are concepts so open-ended that they are actually empty.
