Academic institutions have lost their way.Such a claim would have been considered blasphemous only a few decades ago but today, it is quickly becoming commonplace in public discourse. This is due largely to the grim reality that test scores are plummeting, graduation rates are stagnant, and godless propaganda is filling...
Frugivore? Vegan? Vegetarian? Omnivore? Carnivore? What is a natural human diet? In this episode, I discuss why I think the topic of nutrition can turn so contentious and I zoom out and define terms across the spectrum of nutritional philosophies.THIS MAY BE MY MOST CONTENTIOUS EPISODE YETI discuss... • Strawman categories of nutrition and "science" • The harms of both animal AND plant agriculture • Vaccines and Polio • Worldviews and Religion • Climate change hysteria • Lab-grown meat I take
Alexis karpouzosOh, dove of peace, amidst the chaos, a silent plea,In your beak, an olive branch held tight,a symbol of unity, in the world's plight,soar above, oh bird of serene grace,spread your message to every space,with each feather's stroke, erase the hateand sing the anthem of unityFor peace on Earth, as...
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Treasures come in so many ways:The sun that lights the cloudy days,a rose that blooms within an hour.a baby that staring with a wandering gaze,a dolphin’s dance on ocean waves,a sky full of snowflakes of rarest form,a beautiful white and peaceful dove.We’re all part of that magical dustwhich fills our...
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Loneliness, Emotional pain, walks with us through the day,and sleeps with us through the night,Tears that is not visible to the naked eye,silent screams that no one can hear,feeling of relentless distress,Trapped with nowhere to turn,life is changing beyond our control,someone else is pulling the strings,causing this deep ache in...
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All humans on earth are one.We descend from the same family of common ancestors.We are, in a quite literal sense, siblings,and like siblings we depend on each other's loveand care and responsibility.We are interdependent not just in our families and communities,but in nations, and increasingly on a global scale- just...
By Elizabeth Prata Jackie Hill Perry Facebook profile photo I’ve written about poetic speaking artist, former lesbian, self-identified Christian Jackie Hill Perry (JHP) before. Negatively. An…
Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Identity politics, Critical Race Theory, and deconstruction dominate our world right now. How can Christians sort out what is good and true? In this discussion, Cole and Terry give an overview of Voddie Baucham's book Fault Lines. Fault Lines is unapologetically Christian as it investigates the topic of Critical Theory. An Overview The first two chapters detail Baucham’s story, laying the groundwork for the main subject of his book.
Award-winning actor Max McLean was born to portray C.S. Lewis. Possessing the look, the voice, and even the mannerisms of the legendary literary icon, McLean is brilliant in The Most Reluctant Convert, an independently produced film that was recently released on the Pure Flix Streaming platform.
Every healthy organization has certain characteristics in common with one another.
Trudy joins us on the Crossmap Podcast to talk about why it is important for every family to have a set of enduring and indispensable values. Listen as she shares why being intentional about leaving a lasting legacy is of the utmost importance for a family’s future in this unforgiving world.
In her latest book, A Legacy That Lasts: Preserving and Transferring Your Family Values, Trudy Cathy White identifies the positive, bedrock qualities needed for a family to not only flourish in this generation but to solidify positive family values for the generations to come.
For author Dr. Jason McKinney, the concept of deconstructing faith is the focal point of his latest book, Deconstructing a Disciple’s Doubt. Designed for doubting Thomases and denying Peters, this book is for people who ask far reaching questions like, what is truth?
Dr. Michael Brown To say the last few years of American politics has been volatile and chaotic is quite the understatement. With mid-term elections just around the corner, and the presidential election cycle looming just beyond that, it seems voters are determined to move beyond the machinations and maneuverings of the last few years. But
Beware of Philosophy By Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435 Save the World Christian ministry App: Colossians 2 vs 8 Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and…
It’s a bummer if someone’s dealing with church hurt and you hand him a stack of apologetics books to read. Those same books will be useless if, beneath the surface, he really just wants to justify his sin.
These special 50 quotes for Christians can remind you to love, forgive and have faith in God. They will inspire you to endure all of life’s challenges.
Of the many lessons gleaned from March, finding resilience in the shifting sands of unpredictability kept me on my One Word journey!
By Gregory A. Garcia, Attorney/C.P.A. I am the proud son of Cuban immigrants. My mother had a third-grade education and made close to minimum wage, yet she managed to raise two children and amass significant wealth over her lifetime. Here are valuable money management lessons that I’ve
“It seemed like a good idea at the time.” That’s a popular postmortem for a plan that has gone horribly wrong. In fact, well-intentioned ideas are behind almost every financial shipwreck, abandoned project, and foreign policy failure that happens in this world. And yet the quest for better ideas and fool-proof philosophies continues unabated—even making