The Truth about Things We Can’t Not Know
Britain has released a booklet telling asylum seekers that rape and abuse are wrong and the backlash reveals a much older question about where our sense of right and wrong actually comes from
Opinion
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Churches have shrunk the Gospel
In many churches, Christianity has been reduced, not necessarily to something false or heretical, but to something much smaller than it is
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Is the prophetic movement dead — or just waiting for breath?
Have the failures of people caused us to reject something that still belongs to God
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Susannah Crockford Traces How Protestant Themes Frame Discourse Around Climate Change
The anthropologist discusses her new book, why many Western countries are having trouble responding to climate issues, and how theological motifs relate to fossil fuels and artificial intelligence.
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Why Christopher Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ Haunts Us Right Now
We don’t know what home is. Homer’s epic leads us to a whole Trojan horse full of meanings.
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Tolkien invented a word to describe the Gospel’s turning point
Eucatastrophe gives Christians a language for a hope that neither denies suffering nor surrenders to it
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13, Christian and married by force: Maria Shahbaz and Pakistan’s silent crisis
Maria s story is not an isolated tragedy It is one of thousands
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After 10 years of covering the trans madness, here’s what I learned
Allow me to show you what life in the trans trench has been like for the past decade, with a combination of personal story and indisputable, brute facts
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Jesus and a Sinless Life: A Statistical Impossibility
A sinless life is not merely a biblical claim It is a mathematical impossibility
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6 Ways Christians Sometimes Avoid Difficult Conversations
My hope is that naming these patterns will help sincere Christians think more critically before adopting them
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Why the ‘Woke Right’ is More Dangerous Than Conservatives Admit
If you want to change a nation, you don t begin by winning elections You begin by shaping the institutions that shape the people
