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The human heart remains as religious as ever. __________ For more resources visit
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Because names matter, we should always take the God-given task of naming seriously. __________ For more resources visit
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Welcome to a special edition of the BreakPoint podcast. In view of the 20th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attack on the United States, our team went back and revisited commentaries from our founder Chuck Colson.
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Having committed her life to advancing and protecting women's rights, Gloria Steinem instead enabled the erosion of those rights. __________ Help equip christian educators by visiting .
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Part of honoring human exceptionalism is to honor work. __________ For more resources visit
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35 years ago this month Chuck Colson started the Breakpoint commentary. Two notable deaths this week; Gloria Steinem and Wendell Berry. And a new study suggests that our 5th graders are not alright. Segment 1 – 35 Years of Breakpoint and the Deaths of Gloria Steinem and Wendell Berry Segment 2 – Meta’s Record Settlement; Mental Health Crisis in Children Segment 3 – Treating the Homeless ...
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The events of the Bible did not take place “once upon a time” or “long ago, in a galaxy far, far away.” __________ For more resources visit
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Zombie ideas of overpopulation and human pestilence gets humanity tragically wrong and misunderstands the created world. __________ For more resources visit
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Thirty-five years ago today, on September 2, 1991, Chuck Colson broadcast the very first episode of Breakpoint. __________ Download the Colson Educators app today on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
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Tyndale’s work laid the foundation for virtually every English Bible translation of the past 500 years and left a major mark on the English language and our theological vocabulary. __________ For more resources visit
info_outlineThis summer the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Part of what the justices will have to consider is a legal principle called stare decisis, which means respecting precedent.
If the High Court wants to respect Roe, especially its deep ideological and legal flaws, it should take into account why Roe was decided the way it was.
Since then, the pro-abortion movement has insisted that abortion is a “women’s rights” issue. But in 1973, many Americans, especially elites, believed a now-debunked theory that the world was headed for catastrophe due to over-population. The Supreme Court justices themselves noted in the official majority opinion in Roe v. Wade that this concern, in part, motivated their decision to legalize abortion.
In the Dobbs case, the justices should consider that this part of the legal precedent is a debunked and harmful theory, and therefore should see abortion for what it truly is: an unconstitutional evil.