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"I've never [seen] it to be my place to use my stage or platform ... to tell people how to think or how to vote."
Talarico's own Christianity seems overly contingent on political utility, which never ends well.
The culture still echoes "Get married!" but doesn't properly teach marriage's purpose.
In a way, the battle over the Reflecting Pool reflects a battle between two different visions of America.
Our future is not found in becoming something beyond human.
The entities in liquid nitrogen across our land are our brothers and sisters.
From the emptiness of poverty to the excess of privilege, our children are suffering.
"This is the sign of the covenant that I make between me and you and every living creature that is with you."
IVF procedures involve a host of ethically and morally problematic outcomes.
Despite all the ways it vexes and bewilders us, pain does have purpose.
What happens when a generation grows accustomed to accepting answers without examining them?
The Democrats of today want no part in the America that our Founders envisioned. They would prefer a nation dedicated to have-nots.
"This would be almost funny if it weren't basically the sign of total moral confusion and departure from the ways of God."
"Some of the complications we feared happened, but that wasn't the end of the story."
Nearly one in five young people has already turned to AI chatbots for emotional support, guidance, or mental health advice.
The legal pressure is evident in the impressive number of states that have passed laws protecting minors.
Artificial intelligence is remaking warfare at a pace no diplomatic instrument can match.
Abortion has, by its advocates' own admission, been made extraordinarily easy to obtain.
Changing the past isn't a possibility, but we can affect aspects of the future.
The 2026 midterm election is shaping up to be a contest where neither party wants to take credit for their stance on abortion.
