Opinion — Page 48
Charlie Kirk’s Last Word
The assassinated activist's posthumous book on Sabbath reads as if parts were written by AI. I'm thankful for it anyway.
1976 Was a Turning Point for Evangelicalism
A historian of the movement surveys the five decades since “The Year of the Evangelical.”
Christian Banking Exists. Is Your Spending Advancing God's Kingdom?
Consumers are migrating to businesses that align with their sense of what s most important, in their own lives and in the world
I Had a 4-Day-Old Baby When My Marriage Exploded. This is What Got Me Through.
And then, to make matters worse, my husband also disclosed he had been having other affairs throughout the course of our nearly 20-year marriage
What White Evangelicals Can Learn from Conservative Black Christians
If we are to remain faithful in this cultural moment, we must remember who we are
Demanded by God: Bad Faith and the Weaponization of Sacred Text
The Israel-U.S.-Iran conflict has seen an appeal to scripture from many of the involved leaders. But the moment God is invoked as argument rather than moral motivation, the willingness to be wrong is surrendered.
How to Have a “Patriotic” Worship Service Without Making America the Point
Patriotic worship or American Idol?
America Turns 250. Have We Forgotten What Made Her Free?
If we hope to preserve the blessings of liberty for future generations, we must recover the virtues that made liberty possible in the first place
Colorado Couldn't Ban Christian Counseling — So It Did This Instead
The First Amendment protects free speech But financial terror accomplishes what a legal ban cannot
