This week in the Visionary, we cover one man’s quest to consecrate the moon, widespread confusion over whether or not teachers can refuse to use the preferred pronouns of transgender students, and the startling resurgence of conversion therapy.
Who should have the final say in a child's counseling session: parents, therapists, the state, or the courts? A landmark Supreme Court ruling has reignited one of America's most divisive debates.
One Christian teacher received a $650K settlement after refusing to use a transgender student's preferred pronouns. Another teacher with a nearly identical case got nothing.
A cryptocurrency enthusiast/Catholic activist wants to place a physical cross on the moon, calling it an offering to consecrate the heavens. The price tag: $40 million. Is it even legal? And should one religion be allowed to claim ground on the lunar surface?
A group of kids chanted, "Take him out, blow him up," while watching adults dressed as soldiers shoot a man playing "the devil" with air rifles at point-blank range. Watch the clip and tell us where you stand.
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