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\nThe debate over who really sets our moral compass can be split into three camps. One side says the inner voice inside each person decides what is right; another argues that faith offers a divine standard that beats out human whim; the third believes society’s shared rules are the real guide. \n\nI

education

Finding Meaning and Support at Small Christian Colleges

Small Christian colleges give students a clear sense of purpose and a tight-knit community. They blend faith with career training, helping students see how their studies fit into a bigger picture. These schools are often smaller than big universities, so teachers know each student’s story.

religion

Finding a church that keeps politics out isn’t easy, even in Texas

Texas churches often blend faith and politics, making it tough for people who just want spiritual guidance without the extra noise. One writer shared how their search for a fresh church home hit snags because their top requirement—a place where sermons stay Bible-focused—kept colliding with politica

politics

Should kids get tested on their bodies to play sports?

Parents sign their kids up for school sports so they learn teamwork, make friends, and stay healthy. But a new proposal in Colorado could change that – and not for the better. Initiative 109 says schools must split sports teams by the sex listed on a student's birth certificate. Supporters say it’s

High School Sports Wrap-Up: Who Dominated the Field This Weekend?

Spring sports are in full swing across Vermont high schools, with teams battling it out last Saturday. Baseball and softball games started at 11 a. m. , while tennis matches got underway an hour earlier. Lacrosse saw some standout performances, with Essex girls’ team crushing Mount Mansfield 11-3. L

politics

When Schools Draw the Line on Gender Rules

Back in 1972, a federal rule called Title IX arrived to stop schools from treating boys and girls differently. At first, it mostly helped girls join sports and science classes on equal footing. Now the rule is at the center of a new fight—not over girls versus boys, but over how to treat students wh

Jock to Face Heavyweight Battle Without His Top Coach

Josh Hokit, the former NFL player who made a surprising jump into mixed‑martial arts, is set to fight on the UFC White House card. After a strong win over Curtis Blaydes at UFC 327, he earned a spot in the heavyweight rankings and now faces Derrick Lewis. The twist? His long‑time mentor, Greg Jackso

religion

Nation Reads the Bible Cover to Cover for 250th Anniversary

Washington, D. C. will host a unique gathering in late April as more than five hundred Christian leaders and Hollywood personalities come together to read the entire Bible aloud. The event, called America Reads the Bible, runs from April 19 to 25 at the Museum of the Bible and celebrates the United

Alaskan Athletes Shine at State Sports Awards

Kristen Faulkner, a cyclist from Homer, and Gus Schumacher, a skier from Anchorage, were honored this week as Pride of Alaska winners at the state’s Sports Hall of Fame Directors Awards. The award recognizes top athletes from across the state, and both Faulkner and Schumacher earned their spots in a

High School Sports Stars Shine in April