Truth redefined: Who determines good and evil?
It is no longer considered courageous or righteous to stand firm on what God has declared, it has become something now considered backwards and essentially uneducated. This is truth being redefined.
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Humanoid robots and how we're failing at human relationships
Hanson Robotics didn t make Sophia just because they could They re capitalizing on something in our culture that needs to be recognized We re failing each other
The politically incorrect Jesus
Jesus, of course, was not a politician. He never ran for office; he didn't live in a democracy. He did, however, speak ...
How Evangelicals’ Fundraising by Demonization Fed Capitol Violence
While evangelical participation in and support for the Jan. 6 event profoundly saddens me, I’m not shocked by it either. Big-name preachers, ministry celebrities and political figures have stoked fear, resentment, and affront among my fellow believers for nearly half a century.
National Unity Worth Working For
Heather Greene reflects on interfaith experiences to ponder what it means to find unity. The question, she writes, is not really whether we can achieve national unity. It is whether we are willing to do the work.
Who was St. Valentine? What does the Bible say about love?
Consumers spent 27 4 billion on Valentine s Day last year Not bad for a holiday named for a saint whose story is
There Should Be No Pandemic Privilege for Religion
Houses of worship should not be hit with harsher pandemic rules than similar organizations. But religious gatherings should not be exempt from the same life-saving health rules to which similar gatherings are subjected. Simply put, there shouldn’t be a pandemic privilege for religion.
‘Christian’ antisemitism raises its head again
But as much as my dad was thrilled to see me off drugs, he wasn’t thrilled to see me believing in Jesus. As he said to me, “Michael, we’re Jews. We don’t believe this.”
Jimmy Carter Taught Me How to Pray for a President
The Bible is clear that we are to pray for our leaders no matter what our political preference may be. Paul’s First Letter to Timothy makes clear that we are called to pray for our leaders. Preaching for Carter taught me a few things about how I want to pray for any president.
Equality Act: Why it's a perilous threat to religious freedom
I am so deeply concerned about his administration’s commitment to the so-called Equality Act and its consequences for our nation.
