Articles by Micah Clark
By Micah Clark
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10.26.19
More than half of all those who identify as “conservative” have happy family lives, compared to just 4 in 10 who identify as “liberal” or “moderate” according to the American Family Study conducted by YouGov. At the same time, conservatives are more concerned about the condition of the family in America overall than are their moderate or liberal counterparts.
By Micah Clark
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10.18.19
The corrupting nature of abortion is something almost no one in the media, and no one in the political arena supportive of the procedure, dare discuss. If there is anything positive at all about the bizarre story of Ulrich Klopfer...
By Micah Clark
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10.11.19
In the latest Gallup survey, only 46 percent of Americans think that religion can answer today’s problems, but the reality is that religion provides answers for one of today’s biggest problems—addiction. This finding should not be a surprise. With fewer...
By Micah Clark
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09.05.19
Years ago, one might have assumed that new technology would simply replace the home telephone as a primary means of communication between the sexes. For decades the stereotypical teenager spent hours on the family phone talking to a boyfriend or...
By Micah Clark
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08.30.19
The New York Times has embarked on an effort to rewrite the history of the United States as a nation built upon slavery. Calling it the “1619 Project,” the opening article is a whopping 7,600-word effort to look at 18th...
By Micah Clark
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08.05.19
A recent article in the liberal magazine, The Atlantic, suggests that those who are married are more socially isolated than their single counterparts. The scholars who wrote this used two national data sets to show that marrieds have a diminished...
By Micah Clark
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08.02.19
Many readers here may know the name Joshua Harris, the former pastor of Covenant Life Church in Maryland, and author of the popular 1997 book, “I Kissed Dating Goodbye,” which has sold over 1.2 million copies.
Christians throughout America were ...
By Micah Clark
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07.19.19
Pornography is a massive problem in America, and likely around the globe as well. To understand the $97 billion industry in average daily terms, porn sites get more visits each month in America than Netflix, Amazon and Twitter combined.
The...
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06.21.19
A few weeks ago, I shared the findings of an extensive national survey from the Barna Group. The poll was on religious freedom, religious monuments and displays.
They have passed along the internals of another large national poll looking at attitudes toward sexual orientation, gender identity and religious freedom.
By Micah Clark
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05.14.19
Hoosiers know that our own Mike Pence is one of the best orators in Washington, DC. It was no surprise to hear the positive reviews the Vice President received from his commencement speech at Liberty University on Saturday.
By Micah Clark
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12.03.18
There is an interesting new scientific study with findings that are unsettling for those with a secular worldview.
Senior Research Associates, Mark Stoeckle and David Thaler of the University of Basel, Switzerland, told the media that “the conclusion is very...
By Micah Clark
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09.20.18
There is an often-repeated falsehood that liberals and some libertarians love to throw out in knee-jerk fashion to dismiss those who support morally ordered liberty. You may have encountered it on social media. The retort is “you can’t legislate morality.”...
By Micah Clark
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09.13.18
Many years ago, during a committee hearing in the Indiana legislature, a good friend of mine was testifying on an abortion issue. Jackie mentioned the many good things that Crisis Pregnancy Centers did for Hoosier women. After the hearing ended...
By Micah Clark
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08.31.18
A new poll from Gallup Polling finds that a significant number of Americans today say that they might join a protest. A little over a third of Americans, 36%, say they have "ever felt the urge to organize or participate in a public demonstration about something."
By Micah Clark
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06.19.18
If you are concerned about raising children or grandchildren in this high tech age in which screen time is a whole new phenomenon, then you’re not alone. A poll from Gallup finds that screens are a significant concern of parents. Here are some of the polling firm’s findings from a poll of 1,271 U.S. parents of children from birth to age 10.
