Announcing Our New Anthology: What God Hath Joined
An anthology of essays marks the 30th anniversary of the Proclamation, celebrating divine design and family.
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Perspective: Religion Can Support the Constitution. A Religious ‘Takeover’ Does Not
Constitutional conflicts can arise when religious language and behavior take an aggressive and domineering posture toward government and society as a whole.
The Constitution Was Built on Human Weakness, Not Idealism
What sustains the Constitution? Founders distrusted power, built checks on ambition, and trusted agency as divine.
Did Murder Become a Meme? What Online Reactions to Charlie Kirk Reveal About Us
Did murder become a meme? Political hatred distorts compassion, but peacemaking offers hope.
When God Refuses to Fix the World: The Politics of John 6
Why do extremes fail? John 6 reveals why loaves and fishes do not justify utopian politics over covenant conversion.
The Fantasy of Forever: The Danger Behind Biological Immortality
Does living forever lead to wisdom? Without grace, it distorts identity, erodes desire, and hollows the soul.
When Prophets Speak Meekly and Still Pierce the Heart
What does righteous rebuke look like today? Elder Holland, as an example, battles ideas, not people, and always points to Christ.
A Prophet in TIME: Healing the Heart of a Nation
What does a prophet say at 101? He affirms divine worth, urges peacemaking, and calls families the heart of healing.
The Valley Where Adam Stood with God
Can names reveal divine truth? The Restoration revived Ahman as a sacred name linking identity to divine order.
Consent not Curiosity: WSJ’s Double Standard on the Sacred
Did WSJ cross ethical lines on sacred rites? Yes, consent prevails, context was missing, and naming rules were ignored.
The Family in Scripture: A Four-Year Study, One Central Truth
What truth about family transcends time? The doctrine of the family is centered in Christ and consistent in scripture.