BreakPoint: Opposing the Transgender Craze – How to Become a Scientific Heretic
Opposing the Transgender Craze - How to Become a Scientific Heretic like Paul McHugh of Johns Hopkins University's Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Dept.
BreakPoint: Don’t Argue the Exceptions – Beating Bad Arguments for Abortion and Transgenderism
Beating Bad Arguments for Abortion and Transgenderism. When we allow a tiny percentage to control the debate, we obscure reality. Don’t Argue the Exceptions
BreakPoint: The Hopeless World of “13 Reasons”
“Thirteen Reasons Why” has turned into a cultural phenomenon. If you haven't heard about it, I'm sure your kids have. Here's what you need to know about it.
BreakPoint: Delaying Marriage and Parenthood
John Stonestreet talks about how Americans have been delaying marriage and parenthood in these past 20/25 years and how that effects family dynamics today
BreakPoint: Exploding Heads, Fragile Worldviews
Our reaction when facing dissenting opinions reveals our worldview’s fragility. Consider the reaction to Bret Stephens' take on climate change.
Breakpoint: Christian Abortion Supporters
Abortion strikes at the heart of God's will, so Christian abortion supporters claim “life’s work” while preaching death's gospel are extremely hypocritical.
BreakPoint: Peter Singer Defends Abuse
Bad ideas have victims, which is why we must speak out against Peter Singer's utilitarian moral reasoning and protect people who cannot defend themselves.
BreakPoint: The Assisted Suicide Freight Train Hits the Brakes
when it comes to assisted suicide, apathy is deadly. So let’s educate America about the dignity of life, from conception to natural death.
BreakPoint: The Silent Suffering of Gay Men
The Silent Suffering of Gay Men - Under the guise of love and personal fulfillment, false promises have claimed victims in the LGBT community
BreakPoint: Fujimura’s “Culture Care” – A Better Model for Engagement
Eric Metaxas discusses how artist Makoto Fujimura encourages Christians to lead in cultural arts instead of fighting against secular artists