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… rights to religious freedom and free speech, so that the good news of the Gospel may continue to be preached openly, …

… with the White House was the second deeply troubling report his House Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the …

… ideologically opposite organizations—one whose motto is “good without god” and another dedicated to keeping the doors …

… being an involved parent was universally recognized as a good thing? In the past year, we’ve seen parents expressing … attempts to go around or negate that right is unjust and bad for society. Outside of extreme cases of abuse and …

… When Love Is Called Hate, Still Choose Love Love seeks the good of the other, even when that might cause us to be … to take a different approach—one that seeks truth and the good of the person over superficial agreement? True love … that Jesus bore, a love that gives of oneself for the good of another. It is a love that transcends agreement. …

… weak evidence.” In particular, she found that “we have no good evidence on the long-term outcomes of interventions to manage gender-related distress.” In addition, the report says that systematic reviews “have demonstrated the … “deserve very much better.” Children need real care In the report, Dr. Cass makes a number of recommendations for …

… speech is not that such speech is necessarily good. On the contrary, messages like those described above … have the potential to accomplish great things for good or ill. As University of Chicago professor Richard M. … it will be illuminating, or an opportunity to defeat a bad idea. (Or a chance to take a nap...).” These kinds of …

… the numbers from Planned Parenthood’s 2020-2021 annual report , of the estimated 930,000 abortions performed in the … Institute is that in Planned Parenthood’s 2020-2021 annual report, “abortions made up 96.6% of Planned Parenthood’s … Each year, Planned Parenthood releases an annual report laying out its revenues, expenses, and “services” it …

Tens of thousands of children throughout the country need loving and stable families. But the United States is currently facing a shortage of loving foster care and adoptive homes, and the nation is facing a crisis. In Oregon, several hundred children are up for adoption and desperately need someone to care for them, and yet the state is putting their needs second to politics. For Oregon, a loving and stable home isn’t enough. They’re requiring that prospective adoptive parents agree with the state’s views on radical gender ideology. They’re turning down anyone who won’t lie to a child about ...

Imagine feeling a conviction to adopt and care for other children—to love those who lack a loving home. And now imagine that your state is excluding you from adoption because you won’t contradict your beliefs— you won’t encourage a child to identify as the opposite sex or take them to receive cross-sex hormone shots intended to block their natural biological development. This is exactly the situation Jessica Bates faces in Oregon. Oregon officials are preventing Jessica and others like her from adopting a child if they believe sex is unchangeable—whether based on Scripture or biology. It’s a ...