BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

According to a recent article in The Guardian, the theory of evolution may be in trouble. For the first time in a long time, scientists are bucking...

Today, there is a clear and growing undercurrent of hostility toward Christians that often resembles the tropes used in ancient days. Christians...

The day that Roe v. Wade died, reactions were mixed. Those who long supported Roe’s legal death work mourned the victory for life. For many,...

The moment Roe v. Wade was overturned last month, desperate activists began to dust off the oldest and oddest arguments for abortion. These...

In response to the recent Dobbs decision and the Supreme Court’s clear, consistent support for religious liberty throughout this term, many...

In most of the world today, slavery is unthinkable. Is it possible that we could ever reach that same place with abortion in America?

How does liberal democracy function in an era when people rush to assume they are merely pre-determined “hackable animals” instead of moral agents...

We are told that the Mississippi law at the heart of the Dobbs v. Jackson, Mississippi case is comparable to Margaret Atwood’s fictional sexist...

Our purpose is not to avoid suffering or even death at all costs despite that they are effects of the fall we are called to oppose. Rather, we take...

Last year, a coalition of organizations, including the Alliance Defending Freedom, Family Policy Alliance, Colson Center, and the Heritage...

Abortion treats pregnancy as a disease. Instead of accommodating women’s natural capacity for childbearing and, often, natural desire for...

Back in May, at the “Preparing for a Post-Roe World” event at the Wilberforce Weekend, Students for Life president Kristan Hawkins issued a...

Prominent abolitionist Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote 30 books, including novels, travel memoirs, and collections of articles and letters during her...

Disparities can have multiple factors. In the case of the high number of abortions of black babies, as we’ve shared on Breakpoint before,...

When religion is seen as non-essential, religious freedom is limited to “religious” activities like private prayer, church attendance, and personal...