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Walter Myers III
April 15, 2025
Education

“Systems of Power”: CA Ethnic Studies Program Continues to Radicalize Students

Walter Myers III
April 15, 2025
Education
The adoption of such ideology promotes a backward-looking worldview, which both lacks a constructive vision of the future and fails to recognize that significant social progress has been made over the past several decades. Instead of fostering hope and optimism, this framework is mired in grievances that suggest a cultural regression of a century ago. Read More ›
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young farmer on farmland
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Gale Pooley
April 15, 2025
Economics

AH (Artificial Horses) Made Farmers 62.5 Times More Productive

Gale Pooley
April 15, 2025
Economics
In 1800, the U.S. Census Bureau recorded a population of 5.3 million. Roughly half — about 2.65 million — were farmers. Today, the U.S. population is nearing 340 million, yet the number of farmers has risen only slightly to 2.72 million. Back then, one farmer fed just two people. Today, each farmer feeds 125. Read More ›
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Wesley J. Smith
April 15, 2025
Human Exceptionalism

Wesley J. Smith’s Remarks at the Human Life Review’s 50th Anniversary Gala

Wesley J. Smith
April 15, 2025
Human Exceptionalism
The Human Life Review held their 50th Anniversary Gala on November 13, 2024. Wesley J. Smith was invited to give tribute to Nat Hentoff and Rita Marker. Following are his remarks. Read More ›
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Marvin Olasky
April 12, 2025
Discovery Institute

East of Eden and Easter

Marvin Olasky
April 12, 2025
Discovery Institute

Eight days from now comes the most controversial day of the year. Easter bunnies and eggs (if you can afford the latter) mask the debate, but Gary Habermas jumps into it in On the Resurrection: Refutations (B&H Academic, 2024). Unlike other books that merely assert what the Gospels say, Habermas painstakingly undermines one by one the arguments that Jesus was Read More ›

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a homeless person lying on a bench, with city traffic in the background
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Marvin Olasky
April 11, 2025
Homelessness

Warm-Hearted, Tough-Minded Compassion: An Interview with Bob Coté

Marvin Olasky
April 11, 2025
Homelessness
Next month I’ll lay out my upcoming book on homelessness, but the book will only make sense if you understand the process of Step 13 and Springs Rescue Mission that I’ve laid out in this first quarter of the year — so here’s part of an interview I did with Bob Coté 16 years ago. Read More ›
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Statue of Liberty seen from Brooklyn on a cold, snowy and sunny winter's day
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Wesley J. Smith
April 9, 2025
Human Exceptionalism

“Great Lakes and State Waters Bill of Rights” Legislation Introduced in New York

Wesley J. Smith
April 9, 2025
Human Exceptionalism
A bill has been filed in New York that would grant rights to the Great Lakes and all waterways in the state. (A similar law was enacted previously in Toledo, forcing Ohio to pass preemptive legislation.) I have no idea whether it will pass — I would certainly hope not — but it illustrates the profound anti-development/free market agendas behind the entire nature-rights movement. Read More ›