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By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.24.25
Voting does not just occur on election day. Here in America, we get to vote on a daily basis with our dollars.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.22.25
In this episode of Self Evident, Kenna and Jenna sit down with the founders of Social Lights, David Robison and Nathan Bilkis, to discuss the loneliness epidemic that Generation Z is facing.
By Ecce Verum
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02.21.25
Last time, I explained the Second-Victim Narrative that mainstream pro-lifers tend to employ: "Abortion commits violence against both women and babies."
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.21.25
Education is vitally important. It produces a variety of societal and economic benefits, including cognitive skills, civic engagement, career opportunities, communication skills, social mobility, and many more.
By David E. Smith
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02.20.25
Now more than ever, Christians must contend for the institutions of marriage and family. Forecasts that 1 in 3 young adults in the U.S. today will never marry signify a closing of the “American heart.” Please join IFI for our annual Worldview Conference on Saturday, March 8th in Downers Grove as we examine this issue through a biblical lens.
By Kenna Rose
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02.19.25
Politics, Why it Matters by Andrew Gamble is a short book on politics. The preface and first chapter talk about human conflict, flourishing, and peace, and how politics weaves them together. Gamble says that every human interaction involves politics because politics governs and guides our interactions.
By Gabriel Syme
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02.18.25
Assisted suicide is incompatible with biblical teaching. Human life is sacred, and suffering has a divine purpose. While believers must be compassionate toward those who suffer, we must also stand firm against assisted suicide as an affront to God’s sovereignty.
By Kathy Valente
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02.17.25
An Illinois Senate Executive subject matter hearing on the assisted suicide bill, SB 9, will be held in Chicago this Friday, February 21st. Please try to attend to pack the room with pro-life citizens, if you're able.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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02.17.25
While at one of my doctor visits earlier this year, I was caught off guard by a staff member quite upset over a recent news story. Perhaps you saw it. I had not.
By David E. Smith
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02.15.25
Over the years, we have loved being able to tell people that Illinois was among the best states with homeschooling freedoms. That is thanks, in part to a 1950 case (People v. Levisen) in which the Illinois Supreme Court determined that the term "private school" included instruction given to a child at home, as long as the instruction was adequate.
