Our first five posts on Project 2025 introduce the project and its creators. We also discuss some dramatic policy proposals and the four overarching goals under Pillar 1 of the Project—“Re-establishing the Family as the …
The debate over eliminating the federal role in disaster relief brings up important considerations. On the one hand, proponents argue that shifting disaster response to state and local governments would reduce federal spending and promote …
Before we consider Pillar #2 of the Project 2025 goals, there are a handful of really big ideas either directly mentioned in the Project 2025 policy manual or that can be directly tied to the …
Project 2025 is built around four foundational pillars that aim to reshape the American government and society according to conservative values. These pillars include: “Restoring the Family as the Centerpiece of American Life,” which focuses …
In the previous post kicking off our analysis of Project 2025, we introduced it as the plan to drastically reshape government in the United States. We discussed how Project 2025 has been meticulously “crafted” over …
After the first presidential debate in 2024, something unexpected happened in the world of internet searches related to Project 2025, pointing to a growing awareness of a plan that could reshape the future of the …
As the new academic year begins, higher education institutions across the U.S. face challenges to uphold free speech and open dialogue. Columbia University’s President, Nemat Shafik, recently resigned amidst controversy, reflecting broader university tensions regarding …
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who don’t like drama and those who say they don’t like drama. There’s a reason cute Rom-Coms and sappy movies like The Notebook and Pride …
(ANALYSIS) While political pundits do their jobs in analyzing the
presidential debate, I’ll do my job as a spiritual leader and encourage us
to keep our priorities straight. In short, as I posted earlier this year,
preach Jesus and vote for your presidential candidate of choice, based on
scriptural principles. But do not preach your candidate. To do so is to
defile your witness.
Originally published in The Conversation The recent annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention saw a number of motions related to women. The Conversation asked Susan Shaw , a gender and sexuality studies scholar who …