BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

The most recent installment in the What Would You Say? video series looks at an idea that is increasingly popular, often repeated, and surprisingly...

Back in 2021, news outlets around the world announced a scandal involving Canadian government schools and missing indigenous children. Starting in...

In “Rich Men North of Richmond,” previously obscure Virginia songwriter Oliver Anthony rails against Washington elites for creating a world in...

Here are six questions I’ve found extremely helpful to create the sort of dialogue we should desire about issues of faith and culture.

Fifty years ago on September 2, one of the most important authors of the twentieth century passed away. While most today know his amazing works of...

Though unusual as a long-term vocation, singleness is a biblical, God-ordained calling within which individuals show God’s image and serve Him and...

The most recent controversy dragged before a judge was whether the state of Montana could be held responsible for climate change. Earlier this...

A few weeks ago, voters in Ohio rejected a ballot measure that would have made it harder to amend the state’s constitution. As it stands, to amend...

The most well-known line of King’s speech is this one: “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will...

Last month, an article published on NBC described “[p]ractitioners of ‘race change to another,’ or RCTA,” which refers to people who “purport to be...

A recent article in The Atlantic by Helen Lewis made the bold claim that “The Gender War Is Over in Britain.” An overstatement, to be sure,...

Faith, particularly Christian faith, is an irreplaceable force for good in society. Its decline will leave America less healthy, less...

Are bodies something we merely “have,” or are our bodies essential to who we are?

Our “digital veils” function as a source of power and control, in a way depicted long ago in C.S. Lewis’s classic, Till We Have Faces. The main...

On August 19, 1662, French philosopher, mathematician, and apologist Blaise Pascal died at just 39 years old. Pascal, despite his shortened life,...