How Much Did The Vatican Let Theodore McCarrick Sway Its Agreement With Communist China?
In light of both the disastrous human rights situation in China and a sex predator’s dubious involvement in the Sino-Vatican accord, it’s time for the Vatican to come clean about Cardinal McCarrick’s role.
‘Former Staff’ Of Katie Hill Hack Old Twitter Account, Call Out Hollywood Biopic On Their ‘Abusive’ Former Boss
Anonymous ‘former staff’ called their story one of ‘workplace abuse and harassment,’ sending a message to Hollywood executives that ‘Katie Hill is not a hero for women.’
CDC: More Than A Quarter Of Young Americans Considered Suicide Due To The Pandemic
A new study from the CDC found a rise in anxiety, substance abuse, and young adults harboring suicidal thoughts.
No California Shouldn’t Decriminalize Adult Sex With 14-Year-Olds
Providing reasonable legal accommodation to this very specific and narrow experience should not be an open invitation for adults to exploit young teenagers by engaging in sex with them.
How Big Porn Is Making The Coronavirus Crisis Even Worse
The Wuhan virus has provided an unprecedented opportunity for Big Porn to capitalize on our social isolation. Like the coronavirus, pornography use is silent but deadly.
Documentary Unpacks How Identity Politics Is Affecting Southern Baptist Theology
This Founders Ministries documentary clarifies the terms of the critical theory debate, offering a way forward for reconciliation among those who bear the name Christian.
Rachael Denhollander’s Memoir Is A Powerful Statement On Sexual Abuse
A new memoir by the famed gymnast tells the courageous and riveting story of how she confronted the USA Gymnastics doctor who abused hundreds of girls and provides essential insight into combating sexual abuse in the future.
Exclusive Air Force Report: Hyten Accuser Has History Of Unsubstantiated Allegations
The Air Force investigation found no merit to the dozens of unsubstantiated claims made by Col. Kathryn Spletstoser in the last couple of years, as well as a history of unsubstantiated claims levied against supervisors.
Journalist Who Peddled Shoddy Kavanaugh Story Defends Al Franken
Of all the people in the world who are in a position to write an article poo-poohing Al Franken’s problems or fretting about journalistic excesses, Jane Mayer may be the very worst choice.
Houston Library Features Convicted Child Molester Reading Trans Books To Children
State records say the 200-pound, 5-foot-11 man was convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and is at a ‘moderate’ risk for reoffending. His YouTube channel shows him becoming transgender.
What Happens When Alleged Sexual Violence Victims Lie?
Amber Heard and Asia Argento are at the forefront of Me Too whistleblowing. But how do we deal with stories emerging that cast doubt on their credibility?
The Bishops In Their Labyrinth
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops met in Baltimore this week hoping to address the sex abuse crisis. Instead, they made things worse.
7 Things For Parents And Church Members To Know About Protecting Kids From Abusers
The wrongs of the past can’t be retroactively undone, of course, but houses of worship can implement realistic policies to help keep more kids safe in the future.
Why Every Christian Should Be Very Worried About The Catholic Sex Scandal
This scandal will prove to be a crisis on the scale of the Protestant Reformation, which began just over 500 years ago — an earthquake of 9.5 on the Richter scale.
Everyone Has A Responsibility To Help Clean Up The Catholic Abuse Scandal
I have a simple call to action for people from every church and from all walks of life. It is this: Do your job without partiality. Do not be swayed by the reputation of individuals or the power of institutions.
The Catholic Scandal Is More About Power Than About Sex
Ultimately, the core of the issue here is not about sex. Not substantially. It is about a degraded Vatican culture that supports men like Theodore McCarrick.
Catholic Leaders Haven’t Done Anywhere Near Enough About Their Child Abuse Culture
Far too many church leaders, including some still in positions of authority, saw a greater ‘sin’ in public scandal than in the violation of young children.