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
Why is there so much emptiness and depression today? One reason is because, in a world without God, there is no meaning. Sean illustrates this from Monopoly.
Infinity War raises an important ethical question: Is it morally just to sacrifice an innocent life (or lives) to save others? Sean offers two reflections.
Does human conscience ground morality? Can feelings of empathy account for moral obligations? Guest blogger Timothy Fox offers a concise and insightful post.
Should Christians embrace the social justice movement? What is the biblical perspective on justice? Sean interview professor Thaddeus Williams.
Can science and evolution adequately explain the origin of objective moral values and duties. Sean briefly answers this question.
Is happiness found in the approval of society? Where does lasting human value come from? Sean explores these Qs in light of the recent film THE GREATEST SHOWMAN
What would really follow if moral relativism were true? Sean posts a poem from a high school student that captures the absurdity of moral relativism.
Last week I led a trip of 30+ high school students to Skid Row. We had a life-changing experience. Here are two lessons and stories from our trip.
What is the relationship between social justice and apologetics? Are we called to do both? And if so, how? Sean tackles these questions and more.