Answering Pro-Death PR JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS Euphemisms for abortion abound: “a woman’s right to choose,” “reproductive freedom,” and “a private decision between a woman and her doctor.” The latest euphemism, one being increasingly used in political discourse, is “access to essential healthcare.” Recently, a listener sent us Planned Parenthood’s latest fundraising letter. Between … More Abortion Isn’t ‘Healthcare’
Humility vs. Hubris JOHN STONESTREET WITH DAVID CARLSON As I argued yesterday on BreakPoint, the spread of the coronavirus is a brutal reminder of just how fragile humans are, a direct and uncomfortable challenge to our collective illusion of control. As it spreads, not only are individual lives threatened, but also the intricate and fragile … More How Dare the Vice-President Pray?
Don’t Leave Kids to Their Own Devices . . . JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS The stats are sobering. According to the American Psychological Association, the average age of a child’s first exposure to pornography is 13 years old, with some seeing it as young as five. According to another survey, 42 percent of children have been … More Don’t Leave Kids to Their Own Devices . . .
DIY Abortions JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS The Next Front in the Fight to Defend Preborn Life Even now, 47 years after the deadliest Supreme Court decision in our nation’s history, we must update our battle plans for defending preborn lives. Especially now, in fact, given the following developments. First, appointments by President Trump to the … More DIY Abortions
Hit Pause on Gene Editing Time for the Administration to Act 01/17/20 John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera As I said in a BreakPoint commentary last month, gene-editing technologies such as CRISPR and what’s being called “Prime Editing” are “existential threats.” We have no idea what our attempts to play god with the human genome will unleash on … More Hit Pause on Gene Editing
It’s Time for Smartphone Sanity JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER When iPhones first hit the market in 2007, they were cool but clunky. Since then, they’ve gotten smaller, then sleeker, then bigger again. Then they added a camera, then a better one, now three of them. These things are always changing. They’re always getting better. … More It’s Time for Smartphone Sanity
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