
Glenn T. Stanton is a Federalist senior contributor who writes and speaks about family, gender, and art, is the director of family formation studies at Focus on the Family, and is the author of the brand new “The Myth of the Dying Church” (Worthy, 2019). He blogs at glenntstanton.com.
The new data tell us people are simply becoming more elastic in how they view their sexuality and gender. And if sexuality is elastic, that has huge implications.
One was born in a one-room cabin in Kentucky. The other, born into slavery in Maryland. In time, they became two of America’s best leaders.
All other things being equal, children from married, two-parent homes are doing better amid COVID-19 than those in other familial situations.
Max Lucado’s singular message is God’s unending love for everyone, but his invitation to speak at the National Cathedral sent the Episcopal Church reeling.
At the very least, Donald J. Trump served to convince the left that objective truth does indeed exist and it does make unbending claims on all of us.
It’s worth asking how the pro-abortion movement in the United States and abroad has become so inhumanely callous and cruel.
The charge that sex designations on a birth certificate is medically ill-advised stands contrary to even the most basic understanding of science.
The stubborn fact that male and female each have an objective nature will ultimately be the end of contemporary gender theory, and it looks like the lesbians are the canary in that coal mine.
Divorce has finally hit its lowest point in 50 years, and studies show coronavirus is giving couples a renewed appreciation for each other and for marriage.
The next president of the United States will be officially determined, according to our careful and deliberative constitutional routine, on December 14, 2020.
Leftist columnists want you not to miss this fact: If you voted for Trump, you are a very bad person — not just wrong, not just confused. You are evil.
While we must steward the planet God has gifted to us, there is no empirical basis for apocalyptic predictions of impending doom.
An impressive array of academics signed a letter to the Pulitzer Prize Board calling for it to revoke the prize it ceremoniously awarded to Nikole Hannah-Jones for the New York Times’ 1619 Project.
In the world of gender theory, you’re only a woman if you believe you are. This is the game Japan Airlines and other companies are playing along with.
We are now informed that no reliable research to date has shown that hormones or surgery are effective in alleviating any of the significantly larger emotional distress transgender people experience.
Polyamory recently received two glowing write-ups in one of the world’s most influential newspapers: The New York Times.
Forty-four percent of Americans under age 30 believe a company is correct in firing an executive because he or she made a personal donation to Trump’s reelection campaign.
The editors at the Atlantic tortured this article beyond any sense of reason to ensure its readers swallow the idea that both men and women have periods and no one should think otherwise.
From one black Portland police officer’s frontline experience, the Black Lives Matter protests in his city are not about helping black people attain better lives.
The dream for compromise between those demanding absolute affirmation for ever-evolving gender and sexual convictions and others of strong religious faith is unrealistic — and not because of religious folks.