Michael Card, a songwriter and theologian, wrote a song called “The Spirit of the Age” in which he references the Biblical story of the slaughter of the innocents in Bethlehem.Continue Reading
As we navigate a world with corrupt governance, it is important that leaders never compromise on preserving human dignity. One sad reality is that this is not always the case.Continue Reading
Markets are good for society and often achieve optimal and even just outcomes. However, sometimes the Chamber of Commerce or Institute of Directors-style economic liberalism doesn’t necessarily ‘conserve’ institutions suchContinue Reading
As Labor Day was earlier this month, it is worth considering that American Conservatism (not to mention strands of conservatism all over the world) has had varied views on theContinue Reading
So far at the UN, I have had the privilege of meeting several important people. And one of these people was Tiffany Espensen. Tiffany is a humanitarian activist and actressContinue Reading
Eric Assoudrin of World Watch called for a more daring approach to promote One Child Policy in order to promote sustainable development. Cheered on by the moderator at a session,Continue Reading
As I approached United Headquarters at NYC a woman approached me and handed over a brochure. She said “could you please sign a petition asking UN Secretary General to promoteContinue Reading
We are often told about the problem of overpopulation. It seems everywhere you look today, some news article is talking about the massive drain on resources that the worlds populationContinue Reading
One of the many reasons women will chose to have an abortion is because they believe that they have no other option. However, there is always a choice. If, forContinue Reading
At the Vita et Veritas Conference at Yale University, Reggie Littlejohn, an advocate for the unborn and their mothers in China shared her story. As a lawyer, Reggie Littlejohn providedContinue Reading