BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Each year as Easter approaches, pseudo-scholars, newspapers, and cable networks make headlines claiming to offer the real story about Jesus....

The legalization and growth of online gambling has coincided with the legalization of recreational marijuana. This is no coincidence. After all,...

According to a recent poll published in Reason magazine, trust in American political parties is at a historic low. For the first time, more...

In recent weeks, we’ve learned of abuse committed on a staggering scale, but it didn’t come from nowhere. It came from a long-term trajectory of...

As Paul, in a city overrun with religious vanity, unapologetically ascended Mars Hill and graciously spoke the truth, can we face our own Mars...

Today, 16 states ban the discrimination of people with intellectual disabilities, with similar measures pending in eight other states and in...

In nearly every sector of society—media, education, medicine, public policy, even sports—children are now subjects of social experimentation. As...

After Pope Francis recently visited Iraq, it became clear by some of the media coverage just how little the press “gets religion." Still, this...

For months, the Communist leadership tried everything from coercion to concessions, to squash the pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong, but the...

At the start of the pandemic, many expected the lockdowns and quarantines to lead to a “baby boom.” Well, the data is in. Instead of a “boom” it’s...

The fatal flaw in our current cultural discussions on oppression and justice is a misunderstanding of our common humanity: our common dignity as...

The fundamental assumptions of a Christian worldview are straightforward. Applying the fundamental truth of a Christian worldview, particularly in...

The results of the sexual revolution are in: Children are the victims of our bad ideas. In response, Christians are called to be agents of...

Around the world, many of our brothers and sisters don’t have the option of living the kind of “quiet and peaceable” lives we take for granted....

During the first wave of the pandemic in Great Britain, various facilities that care for people with intellectual disabilities, what the Brits call...