Christian voices have argued for a sane anthropology rooted not just in Scripture—“male and female He created them” (Gen. 1:27)—but in the obvious order of nature. Our leadership classes refuse to listen.
Any basic course in American civics and history should give Christianity its essential place. Yet in the Advanced Placement (AP) course in U.S. government and politics, the two-hundred-page course guide doesn’t mention Christianity or the Bible—not once.
Taylor Swift’s engagement is a vindication of everything she has been singing about for nearly two decades, and I couldn’t be happier for her. Her music has always insisted that good, kind, loving girls deserve to be cherished.
Complications from undisclosed medical treatment must be borne by the parents left in the dark. The day-to-day fallout of “psychological help” always ends up in the household, not the statehouse.
Detaining asylum seekers like Shabnam Maleki makes it much more difficult for them to access the representation and resources necessary to win their claims. For Shabnam, this is a matter of life and death.
