culture war

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People raising fist with unfocused background in a pacifist protest against racism demanding justice
People raising fist with unfocused background in a pacifist protest against racism demanding justice
Scott S. Powell
August 20, 2021
Economics

CRT: America’s Cultural Revolution

Scott S. Powell
August 20, 2021
Economics
Americans have overcome many daunting challenges throughout their nation’s past, often waking up at the 11th hour before taking action and prevailing. Protecting our citizens’ freedom and saving America as a beacon of freedom in the world should be our top priority. Read More ›
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Street Battle :
Street Battle : "Barricades" - 19th century (1830)
Wesley J. Smith
March 7, 2021
Human Exceptionalism

The French Revolution is Attacking the American Revolution

Wesley J. Smith
March 7, 2021
Human Exceptionalism
“That’s insane!” These days, how often do we say those words? The litany could go on and on. Dr. Seuss is suddenly persona non grata, six of his books removed from publication because they are “racist” and “hateful.” That’s insane! Read More ›
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Woman contemplates sunrise.
Photo by Leon Biss via Unsplash
Nancy Pearcey and Charles Colson
May 11, 2006
Intelligent Design

How Now Shall We Live

Nancy Pearcey and Charles Colson
May 11, 2006
Intelligent Design

Centuries ago, when the Jews were in exile and despair, they cried out to God, “How should we then live?” The same question rings down through the ages. How shall we live today? Discovery Institute Fellow Nancey Pearcey and author Chuck Colson’s primary observation is that “the way we see the world can change the world.” (pg. 13) This is Read More ›

C. John Collins
September 1, 2003
Intelligent Design

Science & Faith

C. John Collins
September 1, 2003
Intelligent Design
Many Christians worry that science undermines the Christian faith. Instead of fearing scientific discovery, Jack Collins believes that people of faith should study the natural world. Collins first explains that science is controversially defined, but that it is best viewed as "a discipline in which one studies features of the world around us, and tries to describe his observations systematically and critically." (pg. 34) In his definition of faith, Collins lauds a statement by C. S. Lewis who said, "Faith - is the art of holding on to things your reason has once accepted, in spite of your changing moods. For moods will change, whatever view your reason takes." (Quoting C.S. Lewis, pg. 38) Read More ›