It should be understandable that men avoid organizations that are obliviously contemptuous of males. This is a problem not just with American culture writ large, but also with American churches.

Every Christian sitting in a pew on Sunday morning is also a father, son, neighbor, or citizen, and we all have the responsibilities and authorities that go with those vocations.

Jimmy Kimmel’s beleaguered imagination apparently can’t reconcile legal gun ownership with Christianity, and Joy Behar thinks Christianity is mental illness.

It astounds me that so many conservatives who made peace with the idea of voting for Donald Trump are suddenly walking the other way over the his ‘Access Hollywood’ tape.

It’s heartbreaking that a 15-year-old girl has to perform unwanted sex acts because it’s the only way her boyfriend will even watch a movie with her. But why? Is the worst thing about it really that she’s not having enough fun?

How can we trust people to regulate guns who don’t know anything about guns, think normal people deserve to be on enemies lists, and allow ideology to keep them from protecting Americans?

If Americans, our organizations, and our local governments don’t have the freedom even to call a man a man, then we have no freedom at all.

People who love freedom in its various forms still need to work together to fight for it in the political arena. So we should start considering ways a new coalition can avoid old mistakes.

We must ensure that immigrants become what makes us the civilization they aspire to benefit from, rather than unwitting destroyers of its bounty.

Wheaton College was entirely right to put a professor on administrative leave for claiming that Christians and Muslims worship the same god.

Empathy is great, when it’s connected to things that deserve pity and concern. When it goes postal, so do we.

When ‘racism’ primarily describes the trivial and the innocuous, it becomes absurd to consider racism consequential and injurious.

I used to dislike children. Now I’m a father, by choice. Here’s what fatherhood means to me.

Perhaps it is time for the West to get over its ill-conceived love affair with feminism and embrace the so-called wage gap as a blessing instead of a curse.

The people who think they’re being moderate by subjugating religious freedom to special-interest groups forget there’s no reasoning with or safety around a mob.

The sexual revolution has so skewed our perspectives that undesirable gray areas like drunken hookups have become a matter of everyday life for some women. This is the real rape culture.

Although the word is shouted far and wide, we seldom consider what we actually mean by equality. And what we usually mean is wrong.

Our culture and political institutions have become so rotten that conserving them will preserve the injuries they do us all. Time to reform society from the bottom up.

The more we insist everyone must attend college, the less colleges will offer what students need.

Expecting to find a husband and actively pursuing marriage are not necessarily the same thing, single ladies.