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September 29, 2023
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| The Southern Border Crisis Is 'Intentional,' Experts Say |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Recent reports show how damaging the southern border crisis continues to be, as millions of migrants stream into the U.S. illegally. Even Barack Obama's Homeland Security secretary, Jeh Johnson, admitted, "[T]his needs to be, for the Biden administration, for the U.S. government, an all-hands-on-deck, whole-of-government effort to address this crisis." It's turning "cities upside down," he insisted. Ten years ago, Johnson shook his head, "[We] felt like the world was coming to an end" when the numbers were a fraction of what they are now. |
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| North Carolina Becomes 10th State to Enact Universal School Choice |
| by Dan Hart |
| Last week, the North Carolina state legislature gave final approval for a "universal" school choice program that allows all students in the state to receive tuition assistance to pay for the schooling of their choice, including private school tuition, instructional materials, and homeschooling costs. Education experts are welcoming the news as a way to expand options for parents and force the public school system to enact reforms. |
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| Ramaswamy Doesn't Blink in Post-Debate Heat over Transgenderism |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| He may have a degree in Biology from Harvard, but that doesn't mean the Left trusts Vivek Ramaswamy's opinion on the scientific realities of men and women. The young entrepreneur lit up social media Wednesday night for affirming the basic facts of the sexes and declaring transgenderism, "especially in kids" as "a mental health disorder." "We have to acknowledge the truth of that for what it is," Ramaswamy insisted in the second presidential debate. But based on the Democrats' reaction, some people simply aren't ready to. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 34: What Forms a Worldview? |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm |
| A worldview is a lens through which we see life. Generally, a worldview can be discovered by answering four main questions:
1. What is the origin of humanity?
2. Does our life have meaning?
3. Is there an ultimate morality?
4. What happens when we die?
It's back to the basics with this episode, as host Joseph Backholm highlights two main worldviews: Naturalism and Creationism. Walking through how each one would answer the four main questions, Joseph unpacks the difference between these two worldviews, what it means to have a Christian worldview, and how to discover what your worldview is. He also addresses, as Christians, where should we put our hope and how does our worldview influence our politics? |
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