BreakPoint Daily Commentary

Thin Agnosticism

The origins and limitations of agnosticism, questioning its core assumption that only empirical evidence yields true knowledge.

AI and Smart Wisdom

As AI redefines intelligence, explore the critical distinction between technical astuteness and true wisdom.

Trans Skeletons and “Just So Stories”

Recent analysis of Stone Age skeletons suggests flexible gender roles 7,000 years ago, challenging traditional interpretations of historical identity. This controversial finding, debated for its scientific rigor and potential implications for modern gender discourse, prompts a deeper look into how we understand the past and present.

How Christian Is Your Worldview?

Fringe groups on both the Left and the Right are distorting Christian principles for their own agendas, creating a dangerous "post-Christian" ideology.

Taking a Life to Save an Organ

A tragic case in Spain raises profound ethical questions about euthanasia and organ donation, suggesting a disturbing trend where vulnerable individuals are pressured to die for the sake of others' organs.

The Age of Acceleration

As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, profound societal shifts are imminent, impacting everything from jobs to our very definition of humanity.

Aliens, UFO’s, and the Demonic: Thinking Like Christians About the Weird Stuff

Explore the intriguing connections between UFO sightings, the rise of vague spiritualities, and the potential for demonic masquerade as influential figures like J.D. Vance weigh in on the phenomenon.

Gentlemen, This Is a Football

The article challenges the modern narrative that marriage and family are hindrances to happiness and success, presenting research that suggests the opposite is true.

The Crumbling Sham of Trans Medicine

A comprehensive Finnish study challenges the "settled science" of transgender medical interventions, revealing a significant increase in psychiatric morbidity among adolescents undergoing gender reassignment.

A City on a Hill?

How Cana Academy's "HISTORY250" film series offers a unique, observational perspective on America's narrative, beginning with John Winthrop's vision of a "city upon a hill."

The Death of God and the Desecration of Humanity

Nietzsche's famous declaration "God is dead" was a warning about the profound implications of a world losing its central moral and cultural reference point.

Morality by What Standard?

In a nation grappling with profound moral divisions on issues like abortion, a historical parallel to the slavery debate reveals a concerning trend of prioritizing popular opinion over foundational moral principles.

Artemis, the Greatness of God, and Human Exceptionalism

Beyond setting a new distance record, the Artemis mission offered a profound cosmic perspective, with astronauts reflecting on humanity's special place within the vast universe.

An Unusual Case for the Resurrection

Surprising evidence from non-Christian scholars and Hollywood movies that supports the resurrection of Jesus.

How HRC’s Corporate “Equality” Index Harms Children

The Corporate Equality Index, while presented as a tool for LGBTQ inclusion, is reshaping corporate policies to influence reproduction and family structures, often at the expense of children's well-being.