The Christian worldview cannot countenance the idea that men can become women or that women can become men

What’s in a Name? Why Christians Should Be Wary of the Word "Transgender" by Andrew T. Walker on May 30th, 2017 The Christian worldview accepts the validity of people’s testimony that gender dysphoria is a real experience resulting in heartrending distress. The Christian worldview cannot, however, countenance the idea that men can become women or that women can become men. Suppose You Were an Idiot: On the Importance of Acknowledging Incompetence by Dylan Pahman on May 31st, 2017 Political theory typically attributes political action to one of two main motivations: idealism or self-interest. But incompetence plays a much larger role than many assume. Stuck in a Dangerous Rut: Conservative Discourse and Islam by David A. Rahimi on June 1st, 2017 If conservatives want to seriously help address issues related to Islam, the Muslim world, and encounters with the West, they need to escape their narrow information networks. Listening: An Antidote to the Modern University’s Incoherence by Dominic Burbidge on June 2nd, 2017 Our universities are struggling under competing epistemological trends. Teaching students to master these requires developing their power to listen.

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