Over on the Family Research Council (FRC) blog, there’s an interesting piece discussing a recent column in The New Yorker, of all things, where the subject of spoiled kids is tackled. You might be surprised by what the columnist had to say. FRC boils it all down and provides some necessary commentary here.
Yesterday, a state legislative committee convened to discuss the harsh reality of human trafficking. Rep. David Meeks (R-Conway) had a proposal approved by the committee to further study how to move forwarding to combat this problem. Meeks has also drafted a 32-page bill to crack down on human trafficking when the legislature convenes in January. Click here to read more about yesterday’s meeting.
A recent Pew Research Center survey shows that more young Americans (30-years-old and under) have doubted God’s existence. A solid majority of this demographic, 68%, does not doubt God’s existence, however, this is down 15 points from five years ago, when 83% of American millennials indicated that they never doubted God’s existence. Father Jonathan Morris has an interesting take on these results, saying that doubting is not the same thing as not believing. Click here to watch his interview with FOX News.