Pope Leo is Wrong about Just War — Especially in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The theological case for just war has seldom been more urgent than it is right now
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Evangelical Politics and the American Spirit
The desire for a sustainable authoritarianism among MAGA Calvinists, such as the ‘Theobros’ and a coalition of Southern Baptist Reformed leaders, has lovers of democracy sounding the alarm.
Why (and When) It’s Okay for Christians to Get Angry
Anger isn't always a sin, and suppressing anger isn't always a virtue.
Twice Widowed: Why Does Support Disappear 6 Months after a Tragedy?
Grief does not end when the funeral is over
Talarico Runs for the Center, Dragging Years of Woke Baggage behind Him
These aren t the positions of your garden-variety moderate
I Took My Fiancée to Planned Parenthood. I Regret It 34 Years Later.
This Father s Day, I want to encourage men to embrace the courage and responsibility that fatherhood requires
The Adult-Only Restaurant Trend Isn't about Hating Kids
Perhaps Americans are reacting to the broader exhaustion of living in a culture where fewer adults are willing to tell children that other people matter too
Can the World Live with a Nuclear Iran?
Can America, Israel, and the broader international community live with an Iran that remains a nuclear-threshold state
Your Discipleship Model is Aging Out: 5 New Trends Churches Cannot Ignore
Discipleship strategies built for the past will not carry the next generation
'The Sheep Detectives' Reveals Holy Mysteries
Besides being an enjoyable and charming moviegoing experience, the new film — based on a German book called ‘Three Bags Full’ by Leonie Swann — is full of unexpected Christian imagery.
