Category: Opinion

When most people think of the word alien, they imagine eerie extraterrestrial beings that hover over earth in their spaceships. However, this term had been around long before these popular sci-fi creatures became a thing. Typically, the word “alien” has been used to refer to “a foreign-born” resident who has not been naturalized and is still subject or citizen of […]

During the reign of COVID-19, many clung to the mantra “we are all in this together” as a unifying hope. This bleak moment proves people crave unity and connection, but the secular world provides no satisfactory solution to this desire.  Unity is a message the secular world strives for but ultimately will always fall short – for any leader or […]

The House of Representatives has passed a bill they are calling the ‘For the People Act,’ or H.R. 1. The bill has circulated since 2019 and has yet to make a Senate appearance. This legislation is an attempt to bar restrictions against access to voting. The 791-page Act contains a proposed reform to the existing guidelines for campaign finance, but […]

After protestors raided the halls of Congress and endangered the lives of Capitol police and congress people, many forgot the core issue that spurred the uprising: the electoral process. This may initially seem like a mundane part of the American political landscape, but last year, the intricacies of our democracy came under scrutiny to an unprecedented degree. The vulgar results […]

As children, we all heard the song “This little light of mine.” The song, while simple and charming, holds the truth that as Christians, we are meant to be light to a very dark world corrupted by sin. Whenever I envision our light, I often picture a candle due to the song that was a large part of my childhood. […]

Cardi B doesn’t want to be seen as just an object, but her self-objectifying performance on the Grammy stage says otherwise. March is the month to celebrate women, and the loudest praise we hear comes from the female rap artist’s explicitly sexual song “WAP” broadcasted across the nation, promoting the secular world’s idea of female empowerment. This pornographic performance is […]

There is an unfortunate trend in America today toward the belief that religion and politics are two separate entities that can’t intersect. Often, people interpret Thomas Jefferson’s use of the phrase “separation of church and state” to mean that religion shouldn’t influence one’s political decisions or that religion should not impact the views of those in office. As Christians, we […]

A wave of news regarding biblical history flooded the world on March 9 with the findings of new Dead Sea Scroll fragments. This is the first time in 60 years that fragments have been found, and the discovery has raised questions about the validity of Judeo-Christian practices and history, and what is yet to be discovered of the Dead Sea […]

Letting the secular world create new definitions to Biblical rhetoric is dangerous, and it is happening every day.  An illiteracy of scripture allows this behavior to happen. We see this now in the secular world’s definition of the word patriarchy, which leaves a sour taste in many people’s mouths.  The secular world took hold of the word patriarchy and spit […]

Texans bundled up and lit fires last month in an attempt to avoid the lingering cold. Their lamps didn’t light and their heaters didn’t buzz, a result of the wildly unreliable renewable energy sources that failed Texans when they needed it most.  The only ones that seemed to voice an opinion on the matter were those who don’t live in […]

In the middle of a bitterly cold few weeks in Texas, disaster struck. An ice storm covered large swaths of the country, dropping unusual amounts of ice and snow on the Deep South. Record-breaking low temperatures and frozen natural gas power facilities led to the complete failure of Texas’ energy sector.  How did the Lone Star State, the most energy-rich […]

Sitting now on the Congressional floor is a direct assault to every American’s religious liberties, passing through the House and awaiting its vote in the Senate. As promised by the Biden administration during its campaign trail, the Equality Act surfaced its way to the Capitol Building within the first 100 days of office. Beneath the layers of deceptive political jargon […]