Tag Archives: media

The Good News: Conservative Companies Still Exist

Posted on May 28, 2024 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

On April 1, 2023 (making many wonder if it was an April Fool’s joke), popular transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney shared a sponsored post in partnership with Bud Light with nods to March Madness and his continuing personal documentary, “365 Days of Girlhood.” In June of 2023, Target released its highly controversial Pride merchandise line, including “tuck-friendly” swimsuits for transgender “women” (biological men).

Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life, Sexuality | Tagged 365 Days of Girlhood, Bud Light, children, companies, conservative, David Green, Dylan Mulvaney, family, LGBTQ, media, Michael Seifert, NBC News, PublicSquare, Sarah Gabel Seifert, Target | Comments Off

Snakes in the Grass

Posted on May 24, 2023 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

Things are truly upside-down. Christians, who have been scorned forever as weak and milk-toast, are suddenly public enemy number one. And while Christianity has been the source of thousands of American charities and the inspiration for hospitals, medical care, and education worldwide, it is now labeled by the Left as hateful and bigoted. Then we see destructive anarchist groups like Antifa and BLM glorified in the Media and academia as forces for good! How could this be?

Posted in Drugs/Alcohol/Addictions, Education, Faith, Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality, Uncategorized | Tagged Antifa, BLM, Captain John Smith, charities, Christ, Christianity, Constitution, education, Good Samaritan, government, Hospitals, Jamestown, Martha McCartney, Marxism, media, medical care, personal property, pilgrims, poverty, property rights, Snakes in the Grass, tax, theft, Welfare | Comments Off

PODCAST: Twitter, Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon Collude to Crush Conservatives

Posted on January 11, 2021 by Benjamin D. Smith

No matter what you think of Trump’s character or rhetoric (I’ve never been a fan of either), his presidency accomplished many great things for America, perhaps chief among them getting the left—especially Big Tech—to expose its purulent underbelly. The real power today rests in the delicate fingers of the tech Oligarchs sitting behind their screens moving walls to trap Americans in their prison-like mazes equipped with virtual solitary confinement cells and freedom-crushing language rules euphemistically called “community standards” and “policies.” Trump was the immovable force that stood for a brief moment in their way.

Swedish Citizen Unmasks a Main Physician-assisted Suicide Propaganda Point

Posted on January 19, 2018 by David E Smith

Oregon, the first US state to legalize physician-assisted suicide, is routinely promoted by advocates as having the model law for assisted suicide. Now the debate has come to Sweden.

Posted in Media Watch, Sanctity of Life | Tagged Assisted Suicide, Compassion & Choices, Craig New, euthanasia, Fabian Stahle, law, media, Oregon Health Authority, Swedish National Council of Medical Ethics, Tyranny | Comments Off

A Return to Virtue in the Wake of Scandal?

Posted on December 9, 2017 by David E Smith

The consequences of the secular worldview on sexuality are now coming to light as sexual harassment scandals explode into public view. As Christians, we can use this moment to encourage those in our spheres of influence to “rethink sex” in terms of human flourishing—and to point them to the One who gave us this gift in the first place.

Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality | Tagged Culture/Institutions, Eric Metaxas, media, Postmodernism, Relationships, Sexual Ethics, Worldview | Comments Off

Captivated by Technology

Posted on April 25, 2012 by David E Smith

The average child today spends 53 hours a week in front of a screen. Have you ever wondered if media and technology have enslaved our generation? Could the greatest leap in technological advancement also have become the biggest setback in keeping us from the things that matter most in life? Has the world of screens, phones and all that comes with them become a technical utopia or a virtual prison? Is social experience more significant or shallow? Is technology all of these things or none of them?

These are the questions a remarkable new documentary called Captivated asks. The …

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