AMANDA REPORTS: Families Are Most Trusted Major American Institution, American Bible Society Survey Finds

By Amanda Hughes (QUICK READ) — Families remain the institution with the highest trustworthiness among eight major sectors in American society, a new survey by the American Bible Society reveals. Reported by the Philadelphia-based (ABS) in the latest chapter entitled “Trust” as part of the group’s “State of the Bible USA 2025” survey research. The…

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CONSIDER THIS: Proof That God Exists in Three Minutes

(2:52 VIEWING) — Sometimes it’s the most basic question — something along the lines of “what if we …” — that leads to solutions for the most difficult problems and thus to historic advancements in technology, science and related fields. There is such a question in philosophy and it has equal application in science and…

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FAITH OF THE FOUNDERS: John Locke on How to Make Good Laws

(QUICK READ) — Englishman John Locke was among the most influential political philosophers of the 17th Century and his writings were especially well-known and studied by the leaders of the American founding generation. Locke was not an orthodox Christian, but he accorded tremendous respect to the values, especially those of relevance in the political realm,…

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HILL STAFF VIEWS: More Than Half (53 Percent) of Staffers Are Single

(QUICK READ) — More than half of the responding Hill staffers in the latest CNCT Capitol Pulse survey said they are single, and fully 45 percent of those said they are “single, looking.” Perhaps surprisingly, there are slightly more single Republican aides “looking” (45 percent) than Democrats (42 percent.) The partisan difference is even more…

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HILLFAITH EVENTS: ‘The Immortal Mind’ Authors Join Oct. 22 ‘Faith & Reason on the Hill’ Seminar

(QUICK READ) — YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS! HillFaith resumes its newest course offering for congressional aides on Wednesday, October 22, with Session Two of the Faith and Reason on the Hill seminar entitled “Christian Apologetics and Public Life.” Session One convened September 17 in Sen. James Lankford’s conference room  with nearly a dozen attendees,…

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