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June 1, 2023
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| PSA: June Is Life Month, Not Pride Month |
| by Owen Strachan |
| All June long, corporations and cultural institutions practically trip over themselves to promote their involvement in Pride Month, putting many Christians (or people who simply hold to a traditional sexual ethic) in difficult spots. When we try to watch a show at the end of a workday, our entertainment platforms drive us to Pride Month content. When buying a tube of toothpaste at our local big-box store, Pride Month displays greet us. When we watch sports, teams wear rainbow patches to celebrate Pride Month. The celebration of LGBTQ identity feels ubiquitous, and belies the claim that our public square is "neutral" and closed to assertive worldviews. |
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| Modern Shibboleths: The Difference between AI and Reality |
| by Jared Bridges |
| "Where's the beef?" One of my favorite TV commercials of all time was the Wendy's ad where an irate elderly woman asked that question after she was served a substandard hamburger by a Wendy's competitor. That was 1984. In 2023, she might well ask the question, "Where's the human?" |
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| Critics Attack Faith of Pastor-Legislator Who Sponsored Ohio SAFE Act |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Opponents of the Ohio Saving Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act have employed an indirect strategy by criticizing the bill sponsor, Ohio Representative Pastor Gary Click (R), for his Christian faith. |
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| Calls Grow for Dodgers to Disinvite Anti-Catholic Group from Pride Night |
| by Dan Hart |
| In the wake of the Los Angeles Dodgers' decision to re-invite an anti-Catholic transgender activist group known as the "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" to receive an award during its annual Pride Night after initially rescinding their invitation due to public outcry, a number of Major League players, including the Dodgers' own players, are voicing their objections to the decision due to the group's public mockery of the Catholic faith. |
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