Author: unitedfamilies

Tucker Carlson hammers former Arkansas governor for defending transgender mutilation of children

Dr. Quentin Van Meter previously told LifeSiteNews about the harms of transgender drugs.

“If you are interrupting [physical maturation] with clearly the intent of never having it go the direction that nature intended, with biological males ending up as adult males and biological females ending up as adult females, if you interrupt that, you are basically setting up a disease state,” Van Meter told LifeSiteNews in 2021. “And then on top of that, the purpose is clearly in the vast majority of kids that get on puberty blockers, they will not be allowed to go through their own natural puberty. They will be held back and then given cross-sex hormones.”

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Why Our Kids Would’ve Died in the Jungle

ou may have heard that emergency workers recently rescued four siblings between the ages of 1 and 13 who had survived in the jungles of Colombia for 40 days after their plane crashed. How could kids that young be that resourceful? “My response is: They do this routinely,” says anthropologist David Lancy, author of “Child Helpers: A Multidisciplinary Perspective” and other books about kids in other cultures. “They look after their brothers and sisters, including babies. They hunt. They forage. They build shelters.”
In short: They put us to shame.

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Russia: Debate over banning abortions at for-profit clinics gains new momentum

At a State Duma session in June, Deputy Speaker Peter Tolstoy asked Health Minister Mikhail Murashko to consider banning abortions in commercial clinics and to take control of the circulation of hormonal drugs for sex change and chemical abortions. Anna Kuznetsova, vice-speaker of the State Duma, suggested that Russian regional governors consider limiting the issuance of abortion licenses to private clinics.

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Generation Z: purpose or fear

Everything seems to tell us that in Europe, young people who find hope, purpose, justice and forgiveness will shine brighter than ever. Those who embrace the biblical narrative with a lifestyle that reflects the good news of the gospel will be increasingly noticed in an environment where lack of answers and despair is the norm.

Now, more than ever, is the time to tell young people: your faith makes a difference, you have good news to tell. Your friends are waiting for you.

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It really does, optimally, take two

Here are some findings from social science:

[N]ot all mothers and fathers are going to parent in the ways these studies found to be typical. What does appear to be clear is that even if a mother or father does not parent in a way that appears to be “consistent” with typical patterns, in the process of parenting together a mother and a father tend to take complementary approaches, almost with an intuitive sense that children need the difference between them, even if that difference is not typical of others. (9)

Neither the father nor the mother is subordinate to each other. Rather, their intertwining differences reveal a complementarity that is measurably significant in facilitating healthy development. (11)

“For boys, the mere presence of a father in the home predicts less delinquent behavior.” (17)

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