I exercised my right to go see “Dunkirk” this weekend and I left considering my duty to my country. Movies invite audiences into a world different from their own. Good movies entertain you, great movies move you. Dunkirk invited me into a world where duty took precedence over rights, little like the world I live …
Simon & Garfunkel could hear The Sounds of Silence, welcoming their old friend darkness. But how about you? New research indicates the average Americans consumes 34 gigabytes of content each day, encountering 100,000 written words from numerous sources daily. This has given rise to what is known as “infobesity,” which refers to being unable to describe an issue …
In 1964, The Dixie Cups first told us they were going to the chapel and they were going to get married. But in 2017, teenagers are going to the chapel and becoming Christians according to the latest research. The study, commissioned by Hope Revolution Partnership, suggested that levels of Christianity were much higher among teens …
Americans are five times less likely to pray now as compared to the early 1980s, and twice as many said they do not believe in God. So concludes the research led by psychology professor Jean Twenge of San Diego State University. The biggest decline is among 18–29 year olds, the so-called millennials. The study reveals a sharp decline …
We once were lost but now we’ve been found. Tragically, a growing number don’t believe this to be true. The latest Broadway sensation “Dear Evan Hansen” depicts this heartbreaking and increasingly prevalent reality by following high school senior Evan Hansen as he deals with the suicide of his supposedly close friend Connor. Suicide offers individuals …
