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The horrific case of Lindsay Clancy raises a deeply troubling question: why did God allow such evil to happen to three innocent children? Yet our outrage over their deaths may reveal something profound about reality. We don’t merely believe the act was personally wrong—we recognize it as objectively evil. But if objective morality exists, what grounds it? Could our recognition of evil itself provide evidence for God’s existence?

Are unborn children really parasites? This claim is increasingly common in abortion debates, but does it hold up scientifically? In this article, bioinformatics scientist Jacob Vazquez examines the biological definition of parasitism and explains why the unborn child does not fit that category. Looking at embryology, maternal-fetal biology, and scientific research, he argues that the relationship between mother and child is fundamentally different from that of a parasite and

Is the Bible truly silent on abortion—and if it is, does that even matter? This excerpt explores one of the most common modern arguments surrounding Christianity and abortion: that Jesus never mentioned abortion and Scripture never explicitly condemns it. Drawing from biblical theology, the Imago Dei, and historical Jewish and Christian sources, this article argues that biblical silence does not equal moral approval and shows why the unborn possess inherent human value.

Explore how Christianity can reshape the narrative around masculinity, debunking myths of toxic masculinity and revealing supportive data on men's roles in families.

Is Easter pagan? Discover the truth about Ishtar, Ostara, Easter eggs, and the Easter bunny with historical evidence and a biblical perspective.

Over 63 million unborn children have been legally killed in the United States since 1973. In this powerful episode of the Truthful Hope Podcast, host Jacob Vazquez sits down with Megan Almon, pro-life apologist with Stand to Reason, to examine the abortion debate through science, philosophy, and the Christian worldview.

Some object to Christianity by saying God or some higher power cannot be understood because He or it is too far beyond our understanding. However, this is a self-defeating objection for he/she claims to understand/know something about the apparently unknowable higher power.