The Tao of Narnia Understanding 'Prince Caspian' By Chuck Colson|Published Date: Many of us can hardly wait for the release of the second film in the Chronicles of Narnia series. Prince Caspian will arrive in theaters this Friday. Read more...   Abortion Changes You A Campaign for Healing By Mark Earley|Published Date: Note: This commentary was delivered by PFM President Mark Earley. Read more...   Why We Whisper The Economic Costs of Sin By Chuck Colson|Published Date: Imagine the following social experiment: You divide up Americans into two groups. Those who agreed to live by traditional moral values live in certain states. Those who reject traditional values take up residence in other states that would allow them to do whatever they pleased, morally speaking. Read more...   The Whisper Zone Why We're Losing Our Right to Speak Out By Chuck Colson|Published Date: David Woodard is a political science professor at Clemson University—one who has first-hand experience on how dangerous it can be to speak out in favor of traditional values: He almost lost his job over it. Read more...   No Thanks Italy and Abortion By Chuck Colson|Published Date: In mid-April, Italian voters returned former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to power. Election post-mortems focused on what Berlusconi would do about the economy, crime, and Italy’s illegal immigration problem. Read more...   Israel's Exposed Flank The Consequence of Withdrawal By Chuck Colson|Published Date: A crowd of students was studying in a rabbinical seminary library in Jerusalem last month when a gunman opened fire. Seven Israelis and one American were killed, nine others wounded. Before their blood had dried on the library floor, thousands of Palestinians were celebrating in the streets while Hamas leaders promised more attacks. According to CBS News, “At mosques in Gaza City . . . many residents performed prayers of thanksgiving—only performed in cases of great victory to thank God.” Read more...   Why Be Good? Free Will and Honesty By Chuck Colson|Published Date: Nearly every major story involving an ethical or moral lapse is soon followed by an explanation of why such failures are inevitable. Read more...   Theology at the Theater 'Atonement' By Mark Earley|Published Date: Note: This commentary was delivered by PFM President Mark Earley. Read more...   In Praise of PETA Darwin Day and Worldview By Chuck Colson|Published Date: It has taken me a long time to get to this point, but I am finally ready to praise People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or as they are more commonly known, PETA. This organization really gets it when it comes to worldview. In fact, PETA accepts and follows the logical consequences of a worldview better than almost any other group I can think of.  Read more...   Creating Culture v. Consuming Culture Ideas for Christmas By Chuck Colson|Published Date: ’Tis the season of consumption! At Christmastime, it is hard to escape the steady drumbeat of advertisements urging you to buy, buy, buy, buy. Not to mention the dreadful sense of guilt until you have covered everyone on your shopping list. But Christmas is also the perfect time to put the reins on over-rampant consumerism and buck the trend: Do it by creating something. Read more...   The Conscience of the Information Age Following Wilberforce By Chuck Colson|Published Date: For years on “BreakPoint,” we have talked about the plight of the oppressed—from persecuted Christians to the victims of sexual trafficking. Raising awareness is not easy, because let’s face it, most Americans probably cannot even find places like North Korea, Sudan, or Burma on a map—much less tell you about their human-rights records. Read more...   Why Christian Women Marry Muslim Men A Wake-Up Call By Mark Earley|Published Date: Note: This commentary was delivered by PFM President Mark Earley. Read more...

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