Dr. Kristin Collier Shows Why Freedom of Speech Blesses Everyone

By John Stonestreet  / August 16, 2022
A group of 300 students protested because of Collier’s pro-life views. “We demand that UM stands in solidarity with us and selects...
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Dr. Kristin Collier Shows Why Freedom of Speech Blesses Everyone

The Divorce Risk by Marital “Age”

By John Stonestreet  / August 16, 2022
A recent article in Fatherly summed up the risk of divorce by married years. Years 1 to 2 are “high...
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The Divorce Risk by Marital “Age”

Why The Church Is Still Christ’s Plan A

By John Stonestreet  / August 15, 2022
Somehow, joining together with other frail saints is part of His plan to restore our hearts and minds, make all...
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Why The Church Is Still Christ’s Plan A

Chesterton on Loving Neighbors

By John Stonestreet  / August 15, 2022
Our neighbors might not share our convictions, lifestyle, or worldview, but agreement is not a necessary prerequisite for love.
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Chesterton on Loving Neighbors

Gender Clinic Shuts Down, Serena Williams Quits Tennis, & “Chosen Families”

By John Stonestreet  / August 13, 2022
John and Maria discuss a U.K. gender clinic being forced to close, Serena Williams' announcement to quit tennis, and the...
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Gender Clinic Shuts Down, Serena Williams Quits Tennis, & “Chosen Families”

What Love Really Looks Like: The Man With No Memory

By John Stonestreet  / August 12, 2022
Who are we without our memories? What is life worth with no knowledge of the past and no ability to...
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What Love Really Looks Like: The Man With No Memory

Proposed California Bill Removes Parental Custody

By John Stonestreet  / August 12, 2022
A new California bill would require that youth receive so-called “gender affirming care” … even if it means removing them...
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Proposed California Bill Removes Parental Custody

Why “Chosen Families” Can Never Replace the Family

By John Stonestreet  / August 11, 2022
Part of the beauty of biological families is that they are not chosen. In essence, they are built around obligation,...
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Why “Chosen Families” Can Never Replace the Family

Depression and the Brain: Why There’s More To It

By John Stonestreet  / August 11, 2022
According to new research, the link between depression and “chemical imbalances” in the brain could be less settled than previously...
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Depression and the Brain: Why There’s More To It

Preparing for School Means Asking Better Questions

By John Stonestreet  / August 10, 2022
Parents, not the state, are in charge of educating and protecting their children. More than ever, it is vital that...
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Preparing for School Means Asking Better Questions

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Dr. Kristin Collier is a professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan and director of the school’s Program on Health, Spirituality and Religion.
Our neighbors might not share our convictions, lifestyle, or worldview, but agreement is not a necessary prerequisite for love.
A new California bill would require that youth receive so-called “gender affirming care” … even if it means removing them from the custody of their parents to do so.
Couples committed enough to fight for their marriage stand a good chance of making it. Eighty percent of couples who participated in Focus on the Family’s Hope Restored Marriage Intensive are still together two years later.
John and Maria discuss a U.K. gender clinic being forced to close, Serena Williams' announcement to quit tennis, and the ways "chosen families" can never replace biological families. 
Part of the beauty of biological families is that they are not chosen. In essence, they are built around obligation, a duty to the other, not merely as a means of self-fulfillment.
Somehow, joining together with other frail saints is part of His plan to restore our hearts and minds, make all things new, and glorify the Father which is in heaven. We stick with the Church not because it is perfect, but because it is His plan.
Who are we without our memories? What is life worth with no knowledge of the past and no ability to form new experiences from the present? Where is the hope for the future in this? 
According to new research, the link between depression and “chemical imbalances” in the brain could be less settled than previously thought. 

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