A landmark study from Finland observed that Fins under 23 who were diagnosed with gender dysphoria proved more likely to receive specialist-level psychiatric treatment, both before and more than two years after the first referral to a gender clinic—and “gender-affirming care” made things far worse.
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This weekend’s dramatic and harrowing rescue of a downed United States Air Force Officer deep in the mountains of Iran will undoubtedly be recreated and featured one day in a movie or documentary. But the incident also drove home an immediate foundational and long held principle and mantra of the American military: No man or woman is ever left behind.
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Latter-day Saints have a unique view of law. For us, law is not a quirky and mysterious invention God uses to test His creation. Rather we understand that law governs the universe, and God Himself obeys it. According to our doctrine, if God violated law, He would cease to be God (Alma 42:13, 22, 25; Mormon 9:19). So, God is not only a lawgiver, He is also a law follower. His very example teaches us that we should take law very seriously.
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A recent European study presents a substantial challenge to the expectation that family norms will continue to liberalize. Across social contexts, people recognize differences between cohabitation and marriage.
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Across the Western world, especially in France, Britain, and the United States, we are seeing a remarkable surge of adult conversions to Christianity, particularly to the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. Young people, and especially young men, are leading the way.
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In Joshua Herring’s Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve: C. S. Lewis’s Images of Gender. Is presented a fascinating argument that challenges both secular and sacred dogma. He claims that Lewis saw gender as the Platonic ideal, with sex being merely one expression. Herring’s Lewis is an interesting offering for Christian academics seeking to navigate the fallout of the ever shape-shifting modern landscape of gender ideology, providing a philosophical framework by which to counter secular academic arguments.
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A bill on international disability rights introduced by Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) would make diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) a permanent priority of U.S. foreign policy. It would also include programming to promote gender ideology and abortion.
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Christians in Nigeria once again celebrated Holy Week and Easter against the backdrop of violence.
That is sadly unsurprising given the general lack of security in the West African country and the relentless attacks on the Christian community in recent years.
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