College Football is Not The Breakfast Club: The False Innocence of Unpaid Players
Guest contributor, Ryan Masters, considers why college football is so well known for corruption, and why we continue to get so up in arms about it.
Guest contributor, Ryan Masters, considers why college football is so well known for corruption, and why we continue to get so up in arms about it.
Doctor Who stories aren’t that original. Some are even blatant rip-offs. How does that affect the show’s stories?
“How we position ourselves in the on-going conversations about player-safety related issues will be reflective of how we, as the Church, view the human body.”
Many assume that mental illness is an objective phenomenon, isolated within individual bodies that behave in abnormal ways…but it just isn’t that simple.
What would authentic dialogue look like in the pro-life/pro-choice debate?

Acknowledging that the military has a deeply entrenched problem of sexual assault does not make you anti-solider or anti-military.
This mother’s day, remember Augustine. He was way better at loving his mother than you are, probably.
Guest writer, Ryan Hoselton, shares some timely words from an old puritan guy.
“The strange thing about death is how it inspires many of the living to speak in hyperbole.”
“When sermons nearly always characterize women as mothers who have sacrificed career for family, when Christian websites are eerily silent about women who work, and when a small but loud minority suggest working women are sinful, the church suffers.”
“The metrosexual is all grown up. Or rather, the rest of the world has grown up with him.”
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