Editor's note: An anonymous public school teacher has written this article. This teacher's job could be jeopardized if his/her name was published on this topic due to the specific community the school is in. It’s no secret that American public schools... Continue...
“Me Too.” In one two-word tweet Alyssa Milano set off a firestorm of victim’s voices throughout Twitter and Facebook. On Sunday night, she issued an invitation for sexual assault victims to make their voice heard: “Suggested by a friend: ‘If... Continue...
Many of us know what it’s like to question God’s love. This needs no explaining. There are times when it is natural for humans to question God when his love doesn’t feel the way we expect it to; we often... Continue...
Editor’s note: This is the sixth article in a monthly series on what Christians should know about bioethics. In this series we’ll be covering three broad areas of bioethics categorized as “making life” (beginning of life issues, such as reproductive... Continue...
When I first heard the term “polyamory,” it sounded like one of those eyebrow-raising issues you hear about on daytime talk-shows—shocking, extreme, and on the fringe.[1] Less than a decade later, it’s creeping out of the shadows and into the... Continue...
Over the past week, the revelations of a Hollywood mogul’s harassment, sexual assault, and threats came to light, making waves throughout Tinseltown. Harvey Weinstein was a successful American film producer and studio executive. He was also a man who used... Continue...
How do young adults find romantic partners? What are their patterns of behavior in romantic relationships? Why is there a decrease in the number of young adults who are marrying? How does technology affect romance? These are some of the... Continue...
Sex trafficking is happening all around us every day, and many people don’t even realize it. From California to New York, the United States is not immune to the horrors of trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of men, women, and... Continue...
The future is uncertain and life is unstable. At regular intervals, I find myself in conversations with fellow Christians who...
