Several years ago I investigated Billy Carson’s “First Class Space Agency.”At the time, my question was simple: Where is the evidence of an actual space program? Recently I went back to the public records to see if anything has changed. Here is what the filings and documentation actually show. Why Filings Matter When people hear the phrase “space agency,” they often imagine engineers, laboratories, and prototypes. But before any of that exists, there is always paperwork. Real

Why the Sixth Commandment Isn’t What Many Think Few verses in the Bible are quoted as often—or misunderstood as deeply—as the sixth commandment. For centuries, many English readers have encountered it as: “Thou shalt not kill.” (Exodus 20:13, KJV) At face value, that sounds like a total prohibition against taking human life in any circumstance. But that understanding creates immediate tension with the rest of Scripture. The same Bible that says “you shall not kill” also desc

In late January, former CNN journalist Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents in Los Angeles in connection with a protest that disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota. The incident, which occurred on January 18 at Cities Church, has sparked national debate about free speech, press freedom, and the boundaries of protest. According to authorities, a group of protesters entered the sanctuary during a Sunday worship service after learning that one of the church’s past

Marriage is one of life’s greatest joys, but it’s also one of its biggest challenges. With divorce rates remaining high in many parts of the world, couples naturally want to know what contributes to lasting love. One factor that consistently shows up in research is religion, especially when both partners share the same faith and practice it together. In this post, we’ll look at what the data says about religion and marital stability, including how shared faith compares to mix