PART II: The change in the meaning of “love”
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
Several pastors in multiple states made headlines recently by doing one of three things during this pandemic: dying, getting arrested or suing their respective governors. Pastors across the country haveContinue Reading
Two weeks ago, Mike Lindell, founder and owner of the My Pillow Company, was invited by the president to speak at the Rose Garden at the White House. He beganContinue Reading
One thing that a lot of people get wrong about the pro-life movement is that the activists only care about the baby inside the womb. That is translated evenContinue Reading
Two-year-old Ellie Schneider is a name recognized in the wide-spread neonatal medical world. With her recognition in President Trump’s State of the Union address Feb. 4, she became an iconContinue Reading
A few days ago, whilst scrolling through my newsfeed, I saw an article from the Christian Post about something truly disturbing. Early last week in Nigeria, a Christian clergyman namedContinue Reading
In the first part of this article I explained some of the logical inconsistencies with the statement “I am politically pro-choice but religiously pro-life”. Now I want to shift attentionContinue Reading
An article recently popped up on my Facebook feed that caused me to reexamine my own biases. Someone who goes to the same school I attend posted an article titledContinue Reading
Every year for Easter, my school sends a group of students to Washington, D.C. for an Easter sunrise service at the Lincoln Memorial. Every year we leave late Saturday night,Continue Reading
The United Methodist Church has voted to keep it’s ban on lesbian and gay clergy. A decision that was narrowly passed with 53% in favor and 47% against. Despite theContinue Reading