- Pivoting positions on homosexuality, or Christianity without Christ?
- The destruction of fatherhood
- Facebook to female staffers: freeze 'em and get back to work
- Surprise, you're 9 months pregnant...with twins
- The boy with the front door key to heaven
- On love and dignity and dying
- Middle schoolers in Hawaii win gift cards in exchange for raunchy sex ed lessons
- Witness through fitness
"What
we’re seeing in many corners of evangelicalism is a pliability that
makes Christianity an obsequious servant to whatever the reigning
zeitgeist is. With non-answers like this, it isn’t Jesus who is sitting
at the right hand of the Father. Culture is."
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The
workforces of Facebook and Apple are 69 percent and 70 percent male,
and the companies have been getting a lot of flack for those figures. In
their latest bid to attract and retain more women, the tech giants have
come up with a technical fix: offering female employees a $20,000
benefit toward elective egg freezing.
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An
Iowa woman received a pair of surprises last week after she went to the
hospital with stomach pains: She was nearly nine months pregnant, and
she was carrying twins.
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When
Austin Ruse was going to rename his Down syndrome fundraising team he
had no doubt who to honor and why. It would be Brendan Kelly.
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"Thanksgiving
came – and oh what a Thanksgiving that was! And then Christmas came.
The six months given to him when he was diagnosed came and passed. Tony
once again felt strong, positive and happy. He was playing gigs with his
band again, and he was going for hikes and soon enough short
backpacking trips, and even going skiing. He fulfilled a dream of going
to Italy, and got a behind-the-scenes tour of the Keck Observatory in
Hawaii."
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The
University of Hawaii (UH) is giving gift cards to middle school
students who participate in a controversial sex education program that
was pulled by lawmakers earlier this year for teaching 11-year-olds
about anal and homosexual sex.
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When
three feet of snow canceled South Dakota’s Crazy Horse half and full
marathons last October, thousands of runners were disappointed – among
them, a group from the National LIFE Runners Team.
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