New York Times Op-Ed Piece Is Historical Revisionism At Its Worst. By Robert A.J. Gagnon, First Things. In what has to be a new low for the New York Times, the Gray Lady (or should we now say the Bearded Lady?) has published an op-ed piece titled “Is God Transgender?” by a New York rabbi…
By Eric Metaxas, Breakpoint. Planned Parenthood supporters paint a scary picture of what will happen if the organization is defunded. But one New York Times columnist isn’t buying it. Nor should we. The ongoing Planned Parenthood scandal has shone an unwelcome light on the way abortion-on-demand actually works in this country—as opposed to the way…
By W. Scott Lamb, A Christian Manifesto. For many years prior to Friday’s landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision by SCOTUS, people on both sides of the same-sex marriage discussion have debated the religious liberty consequences such a decision might bring. How long would it take before same-sex marriage proponents moved on from Obergefell and declared battle against sexual-orientation based…
By Eric Metaxas, BreakPoint Last week, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could do for same-sex marriage what Roe v. Wade did for abortion-on-demand. What concerns me, besides the obvious prospect of having marriage permanently redefined in American law, is the impact of such a ruling on religious freedom. As you know…
The “Arts” section of the New York Times is not where you’d usually expect to see a story focusing on the ministry of an EPC (Evangelical Presbyterian Church) congregation — let alone one located in a Midwestern, “flyover” state like Missouri. But that is exactly what I took delight in reading about in this Sunday’s…
By Jim Daly Saturday’s print edition of The New York Times featured an exclusive profile on Focus on the Family. You can access the piece by clicking here. As I’ve shared countless times on the radio, I believe it’s our responsibility as Christians to be willing to go wherever the Lord leads us. For…