Summit Lecture Series: Love Your Gay Friends
I want you to get this. Love your gay friends. It's okay to have them have friends. Okay? Don't change your perspective because of feelings.
Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro and Joe Rogan | What You’ve Been Searching For
There is a masculine itch and there are people out there scratching it. Even Jesus scratched it. But for some reason, the church stopped.
Summit Lecture Series: How Marriage Was Redefined
It's not arbitrary. It had to do with offspring because marriage isn't just about feelings. Marriage is also about babies.
Leftism Is Institutionalized Narcissism – Brad Stine Mini-Cast
If you want to know what a leftist is actually like, just simply see what they're accusing others of and that's who they are.
Brad Stine Has Issues: Organized Religion?
Organized religion is bad! Organized science, organized governments, is good!! How to tell the difference? If we self-appointed elite put organized in front of it, it is automatically good. Make sense?
Parent Like You Mean It: Rooting for the Visiting Team
People who disagree with us are not to be feared, hated, or even avoided, but to live at peace with, as much as humanly possible.
Summit Lecture Series: What Is Marriage?
The only way to really understand the challenge and the issue fully of same-sex marriage is by answering the question, what is marriage?
Summit Lecture Series: Foucault, Madness and Civilization
Foucault, Madness and Civilization To purchase the entire Summit Lecture Series, Vol. 2 on DVD, visit summit.org. John Stonestreet: Now I've told you about Derrida. I want to end…
Parent Like You Mean It: Matters Still Matter
We're faced with a plethora of situations today where us adults and our kids are bombarded with one "matter" after another. The trick is categorizing and prioritizing which matters matter more than the other matters, assuming they matter at all.
Brad Stine Has Issues: Masks to Cover Your Shame
During this coronavirus crisis, if you’ve seen people who refuse to wear a mask, how do you think they should be treated?