Category: Opinion

On March 18, Fox News dropped some of the most shocking news of the year by reporting that former President Donald Trump was expected to be arrested the following week. Trump confirmed rumors on his Truth Social account, writing that his expectation was to be arrested the Tuesday of that week. The charges were expected to be in connection to […]

Hello Stranger. Thank you for your thread! It was enlightening! After reading your thorough response on how convenient discussion boards are, I agree with your viewpoint. … Discussion boards are a common ground where everyone can opinionate about several assigned topics. Discussion boards are a tool to disclose thoughts and dive into notions about the class material. For those who […]

Spring is a season that smacks you in the face. I remember first thinking this in elementary school. Our school building sat at the bottom of a hill, surrounded by two parking lots — one of asphalt and one of gravel. A thin road ran up from both, cresting the hill until it leveled out beneath an opening in the […]

On Friday, March 3, the Conservative Political Action Conference held a panel discussing ESG, which stands for environmental, social and governance, the non-financial factors now being considered in the decisions of large investment firms when buying stock in companies. Titled “The New Axis of Evil: Soros, Schwab, and Fink,” the panel consisted of Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, […]

When I got off the train at Washington, D.C. for CPAC, I was ready to throw up. The Uber was on its way, and if I went to the bathroom for too long, I’d be inconveniencing everyone. “We may even have to call another Uber because of my stupid stomach,” I thought. I kept getting more and more nauseous — […]

I have never felt freer than when my neighbor tackled me into the grass. The impact of the ground smashed the breath from my lungs, and I caught the scent of coming frost nestled in the hard clumps of dirt. A moment later, my neighbor laughed, holding up a yellow volleyball and declaring himself the winner. This was the goal […]

To be in the world and not of it. To engage with secular companies or to avoid supporting their anti-biblical agenda. To make a stand for theological convictions or to participate in culture. These are a few of the questions we need to consider as sojourners living in a broken world. We inevitably must encounter and interact with organizations that […]

Since the 2020 presidential election, many people have questioned whether President Joe Biden is competent enough to run the nation. As the oldest American president ever elected, his age shows. Biden often confuses his speech when addressing the public and at times, seems disoriented about where he should be on stage.  Whenever Biden falls, he often makes headlines, with people […]

In recent years, there has been a growing trend of athletes’ taking a stand for their religious beliefs in their sports. While some view this as a courageous act of conviction, others see it as an unwelcome intrusion of religion in the world of sports.  The controversy surrounding this topic has only increased over time, with cancel culture playing a […]

Christians enter a mindset of interpretation of Scripture that poses significant threats to the intentioned meaning. Searching through the Old Testament, believers look to the New Testament with the sole intention of directly connecting Christ to any passage they deem necessary. Without the New Testament backing of theology gained through those types of interpretations, common followers of Christ desperately place […]

Diseases need a host to survive. As the infection becomes stronger and the hosts become more numerous, exterminate the menace becomes increasingly more difficult. But not all diseases come from sickness. There is another infection sweeping across the nations, but it is not new. I listened to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) panel last week that highlighted the dangers […]

When I played music, I had two favorite kinds of rests. These symbols of timed silence came in all different shapes, but the curly pig-tailed one and the top hat were always my favorites. Of course, these weren’t the actual names of the symbols. Officially, the quarter rest equaled one beat of silence in music, and the half rest equaled […]

A Chinese balloon was shot down earlier this month for flying over the U.S. and Canada. China claims it was a weather balloon, but the White House has suspicions that it could have been a spy balloon used to gather classified information. In the midst of this, there have been several other unidentified objects in the sky above both the […]

Leaving over 50,000 dead and creating a path of merciless destruction, an earthquake in the Middle East continues to make news headlines.  On Monday morning of Feb. 6, residents near the Turkey-Syria border were violently awoken by quaking ground and crumbling buildings. A 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit their homes. The earthquake reached a depth of 11 miles near Nurdağı in the […]

The other day, I was sitting in the Jerry Falwell Library. As I joyfully finished a paper for a class, I overheard an interesting conversation at the table next to mine. Two students asked each other if they were baptized.  The guy closest to me said, “No, I haven’t. I’m sure I’ll get around to it eventually, but it just […]