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The leading cause of death in 2025 was not heart disease or cancer. In fact, it’s something entirely preventable. According to the World Health Organization, 73 million humans died at the hands of a greedy abortion industry worldwide. That’s the equivalent of 12 Nazi Holocausts in a single year, more than two victims per second. That’s about 10 million more casualties than cardiovascular disease, cancer, […]
Saturday is Valentine’s Day, marked by many with romantic dates, gifts of flowers and chocolates, and expressions of love to their significant other. Many forget that it is, more accurately, Saint Valentine’s Day (or the Feast of Saint Valentine). Saint Valentine of Rome was a third-century Roman saint who is commemorated on February 14, the […]
In 1988, Chuck Colson honored Beningo Aquino Jr., a Filipino opposition leader who stood against dictator Ferdinand Marcos, with the very first Wilberforce Award. Aquino was assassinated for calling for a free Philippines. At that inaugural ceremony, Colson described Aquino as embodying faith in action, like the award’s namesake, abolitionist William Wilberforce. Since that first year, the Colson Center has stewarded the Wilberforce Award to dozens of other recipients who have made a lasting difference in many other spheres of […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Wednesday, February 11, 2026 Quick Summary AI Summary Survey shows 92% of Americans are open to seeing faith themes in entertainment. 77% believe faith can appeal broadly in modern media. Support for faith themes spans across generations and political affiliations. An artificial intelligence-powered tool created this summary based on […]
Ran Gvili embodied heroism until his last moments. Despite awaiting shoulder surgery, which had him on disability from his job as a police officer in Israel, immediately following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, he rushed to defend and protect others during the assault, saving numerous lives. He was killed in action, and his […]
A high school student who took the preliminary SAT for college admittance confessed to the Wall Street Journal that “audible gasps broke out in the room” when students learned they would have to write a one-sentence statement certifying that all the work is the student’s own in cursive, or joined-up handwriting. “Cursive? Most students my […]
“History,” Henry Ford famously said, “is just one darn thing after another.” Meaning, human history is no more than a random flow of events with no cause, no purpose, and no destination. Similarly, philosopher Thomas Nagel described history as the story of two oblivions, where everything starts with a bang and ends with a bang. The worldview behind this understanding of history is the dominant one of our age, not only […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, February 01, 2026 Kids skate on an outdoor rink in Helsinki, Finland. | Dennis Lennox HELSINKI, Finland — Finland’s capital is often overlooked in winter, when many travelers assume darkness and cold outweigh the rewards. That assumption doesn’t hold. The colder months strip away crowds and reveal a city […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Quick Summary AI Summary ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’ explores faith amid suffering, according to Dennis Quaid and Milo Ventimiglia. The sequel addresses themes of redemption and the complexities of parenthood. The film releases in theaters on Feb. 20. An artificial intelligence-powered tool created this […]
A video circulating recently on social media appears to show the late comedian George Carlin delivering a razor-sharp critique of political tribalism. In the clip, “Carlin” argues that when ideology becomes identity, people defend their ideas not because they’re true, but because those ideas have become indistinguishable from who they are. Evidence becomes optional. And […]