The Everyman (Page 9)

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"Attack Helicopters & White Supremacy"- How a Ridiculous Study Shows the Dangerous Stupidity of Transgenderism

Awhile back a paper was published based on an extremely flawed study which highlighted how the STEM field has been hijacked (in some part) by Trans ideology. This is a dangerous trend that, as we shall see, exacerbates an already volatile social contagion.

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Spies, Telepaths, and ... Family?

The anime series Space x Family is a humorous anime about three unrelated people brought together to form a family. Despite this premise it is a "wholesome and uplifting piece of entertainment that celebrates family life."

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A Manifesto Towards the Church's Best Mission

As our public institutions and even our churches are waning in effectiveness and influence, Christian congregations, in order to survive and grow, may need to start looking at not just at the Christian aesthetics of the past, but the actual mission of the church of the past.

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Everything Old is New Again When it Comes to Sex and Gender

The prevailing notion is that modern and progressive ideas on sex and gender are born out of advancements in science or social evolution. The truth is, as with so many other "novel" ideas, there is nothing new under the sun.

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Power to the People: The Rise of Hydropower in East Africa

While we are inundated with visions of a future of abundant "clean" and "renewable" energy, it is still a pipe dream. Fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower are still far more reliable, and is why East Africa is turning towards hydropower to lift their nations into the modern age.

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A Diminished Prometheus- A Review of Oppenheimer

The beauty of the film Oppenheimer is that it shows us a very flawed genius whose life and achievements we can admire, but who was nonetheless a "bringer of death" in his life both literally and figuratively and personally and professionally.

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An Ironic and Unintended Bequest

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel. In one of those odd quirks of history, the nascent nation did so with the help of an air force made out of the leftovers of their former oppressors.

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Lawfare and the Strategic War on Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

There is a war on pro-life pregnancy resource centers that has been going on for some time now. And what it shows is that those who oppose these charities are, "not necessarily pro-choice, but instead unabashedly pro-abortion."

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Further Musings on Rational Apologetics

Recently a writer at this site wrote critical by cautious rebuke of rationality when it comes to "proving" the Christian faith. Here with a rejoinder is The Everyman's own Gerhard Thielman to offer his musings on rational apologetics, from a scientific point of view.

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"Attack Helicopters & White Supremacy"- How a Ridiculous Study Shows the Dangerous Stupidity of Transgenderism

Awhile back a paper was published based on an extremely flawed study which highlighted how the STEM field has been hijacked (in some part) by Trans ideology. This is a dangerous trend that, as we shall see, exacerbates an already volatile social contagion.

Spies, Telepaths, and ... Family?

The anime series Space x Family is a humorous anime about three unrelated people brought together to form a family. Despite this premise it is a "wholesome and uplifting piece of entertainment that celebrates family life."

A Manifesto Towards the Church's Best Mission

As our public institutions and even our churches are waning in effectiveness and influence, Christian congregations, in order to survive and grow, may need to start looking at not just at the Christian aesthetics of the past, but the actual mission of the church of the past.

Everything Old is New Again When it Comes to Sex and Gender

The prevailing notion is that modern and progressive ideas on sex and gender are born out of advancements in science or social evolution. The truth is, as with so many other "novel" ideas, there is nothing new under the sun.

Power to the People: The Rise of Hydropower in East Africa

While we are inundated with visions of a future of abundant "clean" and "renewable" energy, it is still a pipe dream. Fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower are still far more reliable, and is why East Africa is turning towards hydropower to lift their nations into the modern age.

A Diminished Prometheus- A Review of Oppenheimer

The beauty of the film Oppenheimer is that it shows us a very flawed genius whose life and achievements we can admire, but who was nonetheless a "bringer of death" in his life both literally and figuratively and personally and professionally.

An Ironic and Unintended Bequest

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel. In one of those odd quirks of history, the nascent nation did so with the help of an air force made out of the leftovers of their former oppressors.

Lawfare and the Strategic War on Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

There is a war on pro-life pregnancy resource centers that has been going on for some time now. And what it shows is that those who oppose these charities are, "not necessarily pro-choice, but instead unabashedly pro-abortion."

Further Musings on Rational Apologetics

Recently a writer at this site wrote critical by cautious rebuke of rationality when it comes to "proving" the Christian faith. Here with a rejoinder is The Everyman's own Gerhard Thielman to offer his musings on rational apologetics, from a scientific point of view.

Kamala's Doublethink Conundrum

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Punching Up by Laughing Out Loud- A Review of Am I Racist?