BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Today, medical leaders are participating in an industry dominated by the production of science and technology. But what is scientifically possible...

Ho Feng Shan's life is an example of how, through history and across diverse eras, Christians courageously lived lives of restoration in incredibly...

In the parable of the sower, Jesus illustrated how the seed of God’s Word flourishes or perishes depending on the kind of ground it falls on. Some...

In 1563, historian John Foxe told many of the earliest stories in a book that would become one of the most widely read works in the English...

A few months ago, kidney specialist Dr. Stanley Goldfarb was fired from UpToDate, a digital research tool for physicians. Last year, the president...

This brave new world of hostility is familiar for our brothers and sisters elsewhere, in places like Nigeria, India, and China. Ours are more...

Nineteenth century India was a particularly brutal place for girls. Women were considered inferior to men and were not allowed to be educated or...

For the sake of our neighbors, all who believe in the importance of truth must continue to say so.

Since objective truth doesn’t exist, justice is left to the eye of the beholder. Once, in a presentation to congressional staffers, Justice Sonia...

A recent CBS News article claims, in its very title, in fact, to separate “medical facts from misinformation” around so-called “gender-affirming...

Recently, in the wake of the Supreme Court’s important decision in 303 Creative v. Elenis, a lie has been propagated about the case, a lie that...

It is typically entertaining when two popular intellectuals get into a public spat. Recently, Canadian psychologist and YouTube star Jordan...

Several years ago, Max McLean and the Fellowship for Performing Arts staged The Most Reluctant Convert, a play about the life of C.S. Lewis up to...

A recent story out of the Netherlands reminds us, as the adage goes, that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. According to an article...

Following the lead of the province of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick became the second jurisdiction in Canada to adopt a policy of “presumed consent”...