GUEST DR STEVEN LAWSON author New Life in ChristConfusion characterizes our world Or maybe delusion is the better word in that people are deluded by others or just self-deluded There are no shortage of experts politicians scientists teachers professors writers speakers journalists analysts commentators influencers and yes Christian leaders confidently making assertions about all matters of life and faith So if you're pondering what is going wrong in the world you will hear all kinds of responses racism inequality lack of education capitalistic greed moral corruption with all manner of proposed solutions mostly promoting some new government program or law [... more]

GUEST DR STEVEN LAWSON author New Life in ChristConfusion characterizes our world Or maybe delusion is the better word in that people are deluded by others or just self-deluded There are no shortage of experts politicians scientists teachers professors writers speakers journalists analysts commentators influencers and yes Christian leaders confidently making assertions about all matters of life and faith So if you're pondering what is going wrong in the world you will hear all kinds of responses racism inequality lack of education capitalistic greed moral corruption with all manner of proposed solutions mostly promoting some new government program or law [... more]

Is it too much a stretch to say the Equality Act is a forerunner to the Social Credit System in China [... more]

A new Vanderbilt University report questions the academic benefits of Tennessee's prekindergarten program Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president of research and director of education studies assesses the new research and discusses its implications for state pre-K programs in North Carolina As stories about a national opioid epidemic continue to generate headlines more and more states are considering new taxes on opioid drugs Patrick Gleason vice president of state affairs at Americans for Tax Reform analyzes the growing interest in targeting opioids for taxation He explains ATR's concerns about these taxes It's hard to tell how well a government [... more]

As N C state government continues to consider policies that benefit the solar energy industry residents of one Beaufort County community are fighting a proposed -acre solar facility planned near a local school Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief explains why people in Terra Ceia are raising concerns about the project North Carolina lawmakers have been debating proposed changes in laws limiting the freedom of craft brewers to distribute their own products It's an issue that has attracted attention from Christopher Koopman senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University Koopman explains why state restrictions on craft breweries [... more]