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The French resist another revolution - of words

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Tue 28 Dec 2021 9:43 GMT

Le Petit Robert, a popular dictionary of the French language, recently created a gender-neutral pronoun. But, it isn't sitting well with many French folks.
Blatantly violating the First Amendment

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Sat 2 Oct 2021 9:32 BST

In some cases, like Lorie Smith's, courts are not only ignoring conscience rights, they are actively undermining it.
President Biden and Isaiah 6: it's not really about 'Here am I, send me'

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Thu 2 Sep 2021 5:51 BST

President Biden certainly isn't the first President to misquote Scripture for political ends, only the most recent.
The Church in Afghanistan: What the Taliban takeover means for believers there

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Wed 18 Aug 2021 7:48 BST

Early indications are not encouraging. Almost as quickly as the Islamic fundamentalists are taking control of cities, Christians are being notified that they are being watched.
The infinite human capacity to deceive ourselves and then rationalize it

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Mon 22 Feb 2021 11:56 GMT

As sin takes us deeper than we ever imagined possible, others are dragged along into our self-deception.
When people think their acts of evil are somehow good

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Sat 23 Mar 2019 10:36 GMT

The New Zealand mosque killer's actions were the extreme but logical consequence of an ideological pariah infecting Western culture right now
Pathologizing masculinity

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Sun 13 Jan 2019 2:06 GMT

The American Psychological Association diagnoses men as the problem
Trump vs Clinton: Why Not Voting Is NOT An Option For Christians

John Stonestreet, Breakpoint | Mon 24 Oct 2016 15:32 BST

Some Americans have such strong objections to both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump that they are considering not voting altogether, but Breakpoint's John Stonestreet argues that this is far worse than voting for someone who doesn't tick all the boxes.