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Parents, Do You Know What Your Kids Believe About Israel?
What about those under the age of 18? What do they think about Israel? A recent article in the Jerusalem Post explained that, “Around five dozen individuals, some associated with Hamas and collectively boasting more than 100 million social media followers, have been waging a propaganda campaign against Israel on various social media platforms since the start of the Swords of Iron war on October 7.”
Posted in Education
Tagged Hamas, indoctrination, Israel, Jerusalem Post, Jessica Guynn, Mike Gallagher, TikTok, USA Today, YouTube
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A Warning for Parents
We hear a lot about fentanyl deaths in America today due in large part to our open southern border. One of the saddest parts of this crisis is the number of young people who die from overdoses, by accident from taking what appear to be other drugs or medicines that are laced with this lethal drug.
Gender Pretenders Destroying Authenticity and Liberty
In the past three days, Twitter has suspended the accounts of the well-known satirical website Babylon Bee and of Division I swimmer Reka Gyorgy. What Gyorgy and Babylon Bee share in common is a willingness to criticize the alchemical superstitions of the “trans” cult.
Babylon Bee mocked USA Today for giving the Woman of the Year award to assistant secretary of health at the Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Richard Leland Levine, alias “Rachel” Levine, who is a man. In response to USA Today’s insulting award, Babylon Bee tweeted that it had awarded Levine its Man of the Year award. Twitter suspended Babylon Bee’s account for alleged “hateful conduct,” a suspension that will be lifted only when Babylon Bee deletes the tweet.
And the left claims they hate censorship.
Babylon Bee mocked USA Today for giving the Woman of the Year award to assistant secretary of health at the Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Richard Leland Levine, alias “Rachel” Levine, who is a man. In response to USA Today’s insulting award, Babylon Bee tweeted that it had awarded Levine its Man of the Year award. Twitter suspended Babylon Bee’s account for alleged “hateful conduct,” a suspension that will be lifted only when Babylon Bee deletes the tweet.
And the left claims they hate censorship.
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged Babylon Bee, Department of Health and Human Services, JB Pritzker, Jon Stryker, Lia Thomas, Martine Rothblatt, Martyn Lloyd-Jones, NCAA, Rachel Levine, Reka Gyorgy, Richard Leland Levine, Robert P. George, Rosa Parks, Tim Gill, Twitter, USA Today, Will Thomas, Woman of the Year
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The Cultural Tide Is Turning
In the midst of our dangerous, steady descent into cultural madness, there are signs of encouragement as well. The morally-based, rationally-grounded resistance is rising. More and more people are saying enough is enough. Even the liberal media is giving voice to this dissent.
But this is what many of us have been expecting for years, knowing that the cultural radicals would overplay their hand. A push-back has been inevitable, as witnessed by these recent examples.
But this is what many of us have been expecting for years, knowing that the cultural radicals would overplay their hand. A push-back has been inevitable, as witnessed by these recent examples.
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Ben Shapiro, Chelsea Mitchell, College Fix, COVID, John Staddon, Keira Bell, Scott Newgent, Sixty Minutes, Society for Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology Division 6, USA Today
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The Bigoted Call to Ban ORU from the NCAA
The founding of higher education in America was almost entirely Christian, to the point that, even by 1881, “80 percent of the colleges in the United States were church related and private.” As one Christian author pointed out, “106 of the first 108 colleges were started on the Christian faith. By the close of 1860 there were 246 colleges in America. Seventeen of these were state institutions; almost every other one was founded by Christian denominations or by individuals who avowed a religious purpose.”
Yet an op-ed published in USA Today has called for the NCAA to ban …
Posted in Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged basketball, Hemal Jhaveri, March Madness, NCAA, Oral Roberts University, The Final 16, USA Today
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A Narco-Nation of Potheads, Courtesy of George Soros
Billionaire George Soros was named “Philanthropist of the Year” by Inside Philanthropy magazine for his “…fight for academic freedom in Central Europe, and his resistance to the rising tide of authoritarianism worldwide.” The former is a reference to gender studies programs and the latter concerns his ongoing campaign to undermine existing governments, causing chaos that makes more money for hedge fund currency manipulators and short-sellers like himself.
Posted in Drugs/Alcohol/Addictions
Tagged Aaron Hernandez, Adam Schuster, David E. Smith, Donald J. Trump, Dr. Kenneth Finn, Fentanyl, George Soros, Inside Philanthropy, Jerome M. Adams, John Klingner, Juliana Stratton, Marc Levine, Pete Buttigieg, Philanthropist of the Year, Roger Morgan, Ted Dabrowski, Theodoric Meyer, Trevor Hughes, USA Today, WirePoints
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Smart Phones Require Smarter Choices
Many of you are probably familiar with the opening lines from the classic Charles Dickens’ story A Tale of Two Cities. Well representing so many areas of our nation and our culture today, I choose to apply these opening words to the vast landscape—or virtual wasteland—of information and entertainment via technology that is only a click away via our devices.
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Pornography
Tagged Bill Gates, digital addiction, Fortnite, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, National Institutes of Health, smart phones, Steve Jobs, suicide, USA Today
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You Don’t Want to be a Burden, Do You?
An April 13, 2018 USA Today op-ed titled “Make an End-of-life plan or Lose your Money and Choices in your Dying Days” begins with the statement “End-of-life care can bankrupt your family and rob you of choices. End the denial about dying. Make a plan in case you end up seriously ill and frail.” Ms. Bryant is very upfront about using the economic argument about aging and the enormous toll it can take financially and personally on the family as well as medical costs.
Posted in Media Watch, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Advance Directive, Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel, End-of-life care, Hattie Bryant, New York Times, physician-assisted suicide, Richard Lamm, USA Today
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Why Is a Young Generation Opting for Death Via Suicide?”
Life is so precious, and the right to life recognized as a “natural” or God-given right, so much so that it was codified in our Declaration of Independence.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Note that the “right to life” is given preeminence: without life no other right is necessary. And “unalienable” further emphasizes the untouchable nature of that right: mankind was gifted life by its Creator — the Lord …
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged agnosticism, Anne Saker, Atheism, Death With Dignity, Frank Peretti, Jayne O'Donnell, Jon Eareckson Tada, Me Before You, nones, Pew Research, physician-assisted suicide, Planned Parenthood, religiously unaffiliated, suicide, USA Today
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