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  • Sugar Babies and Epstein’s Teenagers: What Must We Think?

    Sugar Babies and Epstein’s Teenagers: What Must We Think?0

    • August 1, 2019

    I’m confused.   You see, I thought the definition of a prostitute was a male or female who accepted money for sexual favors. My online dictionary offers a more chauvinistic definition: “a person, in particular a woman, who engages in sexual activity for payment.”   I’m not sure why that definition singles out women, but

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  • Roadschooling: The Latest Education Frontier?

    Roadschooling: The Latest Education Frontier?0

    Christine Lindstrom and her family have been a part of the roadschooling movement for the last three years. This relatively recent phenomenon has much in common with traditional homeschooling. The place of education, however, just happens to be on wheels. When asked why she didn’t think the public school system was the right option for

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  • Is Pete Buttigieg Right That Opposing a $15 Minimum Wage ‘Taunts’ God?

    Is Pete Buttigieg Right That Opposing a $15 Minimum Wage ‘Taunts’ God?0

    Are those who oppose raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour transgressing the Scripture and mocking the Lord God Almighty? One might get that impression from watching Tuesday night’s Democratic presidential debate, when one of the participants explicitly made that argument. The allegation came when South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg offered his exegesis of Proverbs 14:31. “[T]he

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  • And Then They Came for the Left’s Sacred Symbols

    And Then They Came for the Left’s Sacred Symbols0

    All throughout history, winners have destroyed the creations of losers. And yet that same history tells us that the wheel has a way of turning, as losers sometimes become winners. And so perhaps those who would destroy someone else’s stuff should stop and reflect on the possibility that the next stuff to be destroyed could

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  • Tulsi’s Last Stand

    Tulsi’s Last Stand0

    It was already one of the most memorable moments of the Democratic presidential debates in this young election cycle. “Leaders as disparate as President Obama and President Trump have both said they want to end U.S. involvement in Afghanistan but it isn’t over for America,” observed moderator Rachel Maddow. “Why isn’t it over? Why can’t

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  • Political Polarization Is About Feelings, Not Facts

    Political Polarization Is About Feelings, Not Facts0

    Politicians and pundits from all quarters often lament democracy’s polarized condition. Similarly, citizens frustrated with polarized politics also demand greater flexibility from the other side. Decrying polarization has become a way of impugning adversaries. Meanwhile, the political deadlock and resentment that polarization produces goes unaddressed. Ironic, right? Commentators rarely say what they mean by polarization. But

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