Finding a Balance by Zachary Beyler When I first sat down to write this article, its focus was on the free exercise and establishment of religion. I had almost finished it, but I felt that it lacked weight and significance even to myself. And, if such was the case for me, the author,
Expanding Our Morality We have all had, at one time or another, a major difference in opinion with someone else. Differences of opinion come in all varieties: variance in religious beliefs, in political ideologies, food preferences, and of course, as our poll last week demonstrated, Star Wars movies. While food preferences and favorite
Financial and Economic Reparations Chicago: A City of Contradictions Chicago, Illinois is a prominent—if not the most prominent—city in the Midwest of the United States. Historically, it served as a frontier city for the Old Northwest, paving the way for expansion into Missouri and the rest of the continent. In the modern
Confirmation Bias & Reality Recently, I heard from my friend, Ann, a story relative to one of her college experiences at Brigham Young University–Idaho. In a class devoted to political discussion and social science, she came face-to-face with a young man who insisted that systemic racism, or any kind of racism for that
