Is the Bible Historically Reliable?
The bible was critical to the development of western conceptions of law, literature, medicine, science, and human rights. The people, places, and events recorded in it have been of the utmost importance to human society and culture over the last two millennia. But today, the Hebrew bible and Christian New Testament is under attack. It’s being disregarded as historically inaccurate, Read More ›
Deconstructing Darwin: More From Stephen Meyer and David Berlinski
A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis
In this episode, Caitlyn McKenney is joined by Discovery Senior Fellow and former Director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness to discuss a new policy report we coauthored to address homelessness in Seattle. Read the report.
A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis
Tenant Violence Threatens Region’s Housing Providers
Abbott Set to Deliver on Texas School Choice in 2025
Wesley J. Smith Appears on American Thought Leaders to Discuss the Assisted Suicide Movement
Wesley J. Smith was on EpochTV’s American Thought Leaders this week in an episode dedicated to exploring the history and dangers of the assisted suicide movement. From EpochTV: “When a country or a state legalizes assisted suicide or euthanasia, it can no longer call itself anti-suicide, because it specifically approves some suicides. … It’s a very dangerous movement that is …
Veterans Day Properly Understood Is About Sacrifice and Accountability
