BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Apparently, it really matters what men think about themselves, about women, and about families.

How Christians can have a courageous faith is the focus.

These are hard truths indeed, but hard truths are more loving than false narratives.

What is the boundary between fiddling with a photo and faking one? Does it even matter?  

On the Incarnation of the Word is an especially helpful read during Advent and Christmastide, when we celebrate again the coming of the...

The Jews are also a tangible reminder that humanity’s story is not ultimately a tragedy.

When our lives are stripped of tangible connections with our neighbors, our neighborhoods, and our families, we lose sight of many things that...

If everything must be sacrificed to your ideology, then it’s much more than a cause that demands justice. It’s an idol that demands worship.

Are we so busy justifying our actions that we are failing to own the consequences of them?

His faith in the intelligibility of the universe was grounded in his belief that the world was governed by divine reason, the Logos.

The month of November marks the death of John Witherspoon, one of the most important and most underrated of the American founding...

This Thanksgiving, it’s appropriate to thank God for our heritage, to remember the warnings of our nation’s forebears, and to pray for renewal in...

The problem, which philosophers and writers over the years have pointed out, is that if everything is determined and humans do not have free will,...

This is how a society runs toward death: not only by denying God but by denying the obvious realities of the world He created. 

Young people need to know that their hearts, minds, and bodies can find healing from their trauma and can learn to accept who they are as a gift of...