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The Surprising Key to Happiness (Hint: it’s NOT what you think)

Is marriage actually a bad deal for men and women? Is it dangerous for people to get into? Brad Wilcox is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Virginia

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Navigating Culture with Conviction and Grace

What does it mean to be a rebel today? Sean suggests that being a contrarian involves engaging others with truth and grace. The focus is on Sean's new book.

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Morally Speaking, It Is Not A Woman's Body

Does a woman have the right to do as she desires with her own body? Dr. JP Moreland responds to this popular pro-choice argument.

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Are Abortion "Right" Done? Analysis on the Leaked SCOTUS ruling

Is SCOTUS set to overturn Roe vs. Wade? What would this mean for the abortion debate and the pro-life movement? In this video, I am joined by Dr. Scott Rae.

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Critical Race Theory: Clarity with Neil Shenvi

What is CRT? Is it an area of genuine concern, or has there been overreaction by many conservatives? I talk with Neil Shenvi about these questions and more.

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Untangling Pro-Choice Arguments (Author Interview)

What are the best responses to the toughest pro-choice arguments? Sean interviews professor van der Breggen about his latest book.

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Yes, I Am Pro-Choice (But Let Me Explain)

Everyone is pro-choice to a degree. We all believe people should be free to make important life decisions. But when is our choice limited? Sean explains.

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Do We Suffer Because We Sin?

Is there a connection between sin and suffering? How should we approach those who suffer? Sean offers biblical wisdom for approaching this thorny issue.

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3 Pro-Choice Contradictions Revealed in the Film Unplanned

The movie Unplanned tells a powerful story of redemption and transformation. And yet it also reveals three tensions in the pro-choice position.

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What if Everyone Lived the Sexual Ethic of Jesus?

What would the world be like if everyone followed Jesus' commands regarding sex, marriage, and relationships? Can you picture it? Sean describes such a world.