The Tragedy of Transgenderism, First Take
It may be hard to remember what it was like in September, 2015. The Supreme Court had just legalized same-sex marriage. Trans was not at all on peoples’ minds.
How a Theology of Gender helps us understand the movement to identify as the opposite gender.
It may be hard to remember what it was like in September, 2015. The Supreme Court had just legalized same-sex marriage. Trans was not at all on peoples’ minds.
A 2025 book can help introduce one to the hard to access ideas shaping our culture.
Some lines of the universe you cannot color outside of, but realizing your gender quickens you, and the beauty of the dance overshadows both man & woman.
The ongoing investigation of the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, hints at ties between the transgenderism and the shooter. Are there such connections?
Recently, a relaxed conversation before the most important audience brought a much needed clarity about transgenderism…
“What does ‘gender’ mean?” is not a question we can answer simply. In our time, we must instead ask, what does it mean to you, and how has it come to mean that?
Stunning announcement: UPenn stripped Lia Thomas’ women’s swimming awards. A missed opportunity for leadership but an opportunity for reflection for him.
The Supreme Court versus the American Medical Association on treating a child’s gender incongruence–does the Christian understanding of the Fall help?
This week the Supreme Court ruled for a Tennessee law banning gender imitative measures for children. The decision moves the culture closer to a key insight.
Legal Limits Last week, the state of Colorado passed into law House Bill 25-1312, which made referring to a person by his given name or a gendered pronoun that he does not like to be a punishable offense under the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act. If you think about it, it means that seeking to help a person resolve her alienation from …