BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

It’s time to admit that the idea that consent could adequately govern human sexuality has failed. Consent may be the barest of moral necessities,...

According to Simon Morrison in a recent The Washington Post article, Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine has prompted a huge global push to...

An upstart group called “Unmasking Fidelity” is trying to expose conservative donors to harassment by demanding the nation’s largest grant-maker,...

Last week at our annual Wilberforce Weekend conference, we held a pre-event on Thursday evening to discuss what it means to prepare for a post-Roe...

How do we respond when people say embryos aren’t people? The first thing we want to do is ask the question, “What are embryos? And what are...

Today launches our annual Wilberforce Weekend. Ten years ago, Chuck Colson gave what would be his final message, at a Wilberforce Weekend event....

What we cannot do is reduce people down, as a naturalistic worldview tends to do, to only their brains. When we treat them as if they aren’t moral...

Russians, like in so many other European nations, simply aren’t having enough babies. The country’s population is shrinking by more than a hundred...

Canadian law, in all its majesty, has allowed both the rich as well as the poor to kill themselves if they are too poor to continue living with...

A new paper poses one of the strongest challenges yet to the idea that all life shares common chemistry.

Modern culture, the same modern culture so scandalized by football field prayers and so put off by Christian sexual ethics, must reckon with what...

The proliferation of children's books promoting activism and social justice has led to a watering down of traditional values and respect for the...

A growing body of research suggests that practicing gratitude can have a profound impact on mental health and well-being, leading to benefits such...

When our suspicion about truth-telling becomes suspicion that there isn’t truth, we’ve become postmodernists. Christian writer Samuel James calls...

Is there hope for Hong Kong? That’s the question the city’s citizens, including nearly 1 million Protestant and Catholic Christians, are being...